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-# Bob y Bildar

-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-Yes, we can!

-# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy

-and Roley, too

-# Lofty and Wendy, join the crew

-# Bob and the gang have so much fun

-# Working together,

-they get the job done

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can! (I think so!)

-# Pilchard and Deryn,

-Travis and Spud

-# Playing together,

-like good friends should

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can!

-DRYING CLOTHES

-Hello, Annie.

-Welcome back to the seaweed farm.

-This is my first crop.

-All wet and slippery.

-Not for long. We're drying it.

-Drying it?

-Drying it?

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-Precisely. If you leave it out when

-it's wet, it will rot and smell.

-Poo-eee.

-If you dry it out,

-it will last a long time.

-I've come up with a great way

-to dry seaweed.

-A seaweed drying tunnel.

-Wow.

-That's a good idea, Bob.

-How does it work?

-It's a tunnel.

-You put seaweed in it. It dries.

-Excellent.

-Excellent.

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-Scoop, you can dig the foundations.

-OK, Bob.

-OK, Bob.

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-Dizzy, I need concrete.

-OK, Bob.

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-Dizzy, I need concrete.

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-OK, Bob.

-Muck, can you fetch some supplies?

-Muck on the job.

-Can we build it?

-Can we build it?

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-Yes, we can.

-Hello, Mr Beasley.

-What are you doing?

-Hello, Muck. I'm trying...

-..to dry my clothes.

-I'm having a few problems.

-Do you know an easier way?

-It might be like drying seaweed.

-I'll be right back, Mr Beasley.

-D'you know Bob's idea

-for drying seaweed?

-I've also had an idea.

-I'm going to help Mr Beasley

-build a clothes drying tunnel.

-A clothes drying tunnel?

-Yes. Just like Bob's

-seaweed drying tunnel.

-It'll be used to dry clothes.

-Great idea, Muck.

-Don't tell anyone.

-It'll be a surprise.

-OK.

-Bob, what's the first steps

-when building a tunnel?

-You need a concrete foundation.

-Concrete foundation.

-Concrete foundation.

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-Six pillars.

-Six pillars.

-OK. Off I go to see Mr Beasley.

-A concrete foundation?

-I don't have a concrete mixer.

-Oh, no. Six pillars then.

-Is this tunnel long enough?

-I have a lot of clothes.

-Bob said six pillars.

-I'll be back.

-Here I am, Bob.

-What's this?

-The wooden frame.

-This creates the tunnel.

-Psst. Muck.

-There's some spare wood here.

-You can take this.

-Thanks, Dizzy.

-Re-use and recycle.

-Aw! My thumb.

-Does it have to be made out of wood?

-Yes. Bob's tunnel is made of wood.

-Yes. Bob's tunnel is made of wood.

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-My thumb hurts.

-Wear gloves.

-Good idea.

-I'm back, Bob.

-Almost finished, Muck.

-The seaweed is laid on the bamboo.

-Bamboo.

-The tunnel is made

-of recycled plastic.

-Recycled plastic.

-Recycled plastic.

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-When the sun shines,

-the seaweed will dry out.

-Seaweed dries out.

-The last part is the solar fan

-that blows air through the tunnel.

-The seaweed will then be dry.

-The seaweed will then be dry.

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-The clothes...

-The seaweed will be dry.

-Thank you, Bob.

-There's some bamboo left

-but no plastic.

-Don't forget the fan.

-Where will I find a solar fan

-like Bob's?

-Maybe.

-Phew. Thanks for offering

-to dry our clothes, Muck.

-In you go.

-In you go.

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-Careful Mr Beasley.

-That's my favourite shirt. Make

-sure I get it back in one piece.

-I have so much wet seaweed to dry.

-There's no room for it.

-This tunnel is so efficient...

-..we can dry as much seaweed

-as you can find.

-Muck to Bob. Muck to Bob.

-Hello, Muck.

-Can you call to see Mr Beasley?

-I have something to show you.

-This fan isn't strong enough.

-We'll have to take some clothes out.

-I want to dry my clothes now.

-It might be a slow dryer.

-Should we check the clothes?

-RIPPING

-Oh, Bernard.

-That's your favourite shirt.

-Oh, dear.

-I warned you about the splinters

-in the wood.

-Splinters? Dear me.

-I thought this was a safe device.

-My shirt's green!

-The bamboo's stained everything.

-The bamboo's stained everything.

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-Oh, no.

-Disaster!

-Oh, Muck. It looks great.

-It's lovely.

-It's lovely.

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-Well done.

-No, it's supposed to be

-a clothes drying tunnel.

-All it's done is destroy clothes.

-I don't understand.

-I followed your instructions.

-Why doesn't it work?

-A seaweed drying tunnel

-isn't suitable for drying clothes.

-Precisely.

-For this amount of clothes,

-the tunnel needs to be longer.

-That's what I said.

-Wood is fine for seaweed. You have

-to be more careful with clothes.

-I thought it was a good idea.

-You needed to think this through.

-Drying clothes

-is a different proposition.

-Think it through.

-Muck, you've turned Mr Beasley's

-long clothes line...

-Into many little clothes lines.

-I can dry everything on that.

-We'll put it on a pole.

-If it's high,

-the wind will reach it quickly.

-Great idea. Do you have any more?

-I think Muck's clothes line

-looks great.

-As it turns, the wind can

-reach every item of clothing...

-..and dry them all.

-A lot of work went into this.

-Wow, dry seaweed and plenty of it.

-It will keep for a long time.

-You can use it when you want.

-There we go - for cooking,

-or as medicine and soap.

-All sorts of uses.

-D'you know what? Other things

-last longer when dry.

-You can dry herbs,

-flowers and fruit.

-Pineapples?

-Of course.

-Drying pineapples is easy.

-Let's build

-a pineapple drying machine.

-Good idea, Muck.

-We could dry out mangoes.

-We could dry out mangoes.

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-And rhubarb.

-And parsnips.

-And parsnips.

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-Let's start now.

-Wow.

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