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Welcome to Gimme A Break,

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the show where the kids take control of the family holiday.

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I'm completely kitted out for every eventuality, but how geared up will

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this week's brave parents be?

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Right, come on, O'Brien...

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On Gimme A Break, the kids have all the say.

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They decide where they go, what activities they do,

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and, most importantly, they're in charge of the holiday rules.

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So let's find out which family are off on their travels.

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Meet the Shaw family - boy scout brothers,

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13-year-old keyboard player Matt and 11-year-old drummer Jono,

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super-organised Mum

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and golf-loving Dad.

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So, why should Matt and Jono be given a break?

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We always go on holiday in the UK, in Cornwall.

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-It's really boring and wet.

-It's easy to get to, you can just chuck

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everything in the car and get there.

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If we go for a day trip out, we go to mainly historic houses.

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It's so boring. We've been to this one house eight times.

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I think the boys quite enjoy going round having a look at the houses.

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-They're as dull as ditch water.

-It's really ridiculous, having

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to travel like 30 miles just to see Henry VIII's, whatever's, chair.

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Really good fun. I think everyone enjoyed it.

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Dad's always reading the newspaper.

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I do like to spend some time

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relaxing, reading the paper on the beach.

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He reads it about ten times each day.

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Mum always tells us what to wear, and it's so annoying.

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-People say that I'm quite organised, and what do you think?

-It's true.

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-You're super-organised.

-Mum takes forever when she goes shopping.

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If you go on self-catering holidays,

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a lot of food needs to be bought.

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She checks every price against the other brands.

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-Always checking labels.

-She goes over to the butchers,

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"Oh, hi, how are you today?" Then the fishmonger,

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-"Hi, how are you today?"

-Obviously that takes time.

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-Mum also absolutely hates heights.

-Heights I'm not very good at.

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She's been saying for years she wants to conquer her fear.

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-I'm willing to try and conquer that fear.

-She never has.

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Mum and Dad have never taken us on an adventure holiday.

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I'd love to go on one because they never would.

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Lads, having listened to your woes about

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your rainy UK breaks, I think it's about time we had a change.

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Mum, Dad, are you ready to hand over all of the control to the guys?

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-Ye-es...

-I guess so.

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Hands on hearts - it's time for the Gimme A Break parent promise.

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BOTH: We, the parents of Matt and Jono,

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-hereby hand over the control of the next family break.

-Yes!

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Mum, you're always super-organised.

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Now it's our turn to organise things around here.

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Yeah, what they said! See ya.

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Oh, no!

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So, what's it like being in charge?

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Excellent. Feels really good.

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-How do you think Mum will feel?

-She's going to freak.

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That's a good thing! Let's get down to business.

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-What do you want from your break?

-Watersports and adventure.

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-Sorry, I've just been distracted. Check this out.

-Go away. Clear off.

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Cheeky, aren't they! Is there anything you don't want?

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Not in the UK. We always have our holiday in the UK.

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I think I've got everything I need. Thank you.

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With that vital information in mind, I've found three smashing breaks.

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Let's find out if the boys can guess where they might be going

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from my set of mystery clues, starting with break number one.

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What's that?

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Why is it on a rope?

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"Navigate north to the edge of the lake,

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"find more clues to decipher your break."

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Why is it between the two trees?

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-Could be like a canyon? You know, like a...

-High wire.

-Yeah.

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It it's high wires, it would be funny for Mum

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because she's quite scared of heights.

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Over that way.

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-Can't see any clues.

-No.

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-There's a boat!

-Let's go pull it in.

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'And then we found a boat and it had clues on it.'

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It was a Spanish language on the card,

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so it could be something to do with Spain or a Spanish island.

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Catalunya. That's in Spain.

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-And a bed.

-It could be a cruise.

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We could be staying on it.

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That's why there's a bed, yeah.

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Good detective work, boys.

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Let's go inside to see how you get on with break number two.

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'When we walked through the door it was a bit of a shock

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'because we weren't really expecting the ballroom dancers.'

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Don't be shy, boys. Fancy a go?

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Me and Matt decided that we'd have a go but we weren't very good.

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Me and Jonathan were rubbish.

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It could either be Cuba or Brazil because they have elaborate and

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colourful clothes and dresses when they dance.

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You'll have a better idea when you find the other clues.

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Another clue card. "Ascend the steps and have a taste,

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"can you guess where this food is based?"

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-What are the paddles for?

-They do a lot of canoeing in Canada.

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-You never know.

-Ascend the steps... It looks like a pie.

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Bring it down, then. We've got to give it a taste.

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-It smells like Danish.

-I thought the cake was from Canada,

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because I have a suspicion that it was meat loaf.

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Your guess work wasn't so hot that time, lads.

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See how you get on working out break number three.

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We heard music,

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so we walked around and there was a dancing beaver dancing to ABBA.

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He's calling us over.

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Nice moves, boys. I think this is more your style of dancing.

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It was really funny dancing with the beaver.

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I don't think I'll ever do it again in my life.

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-You're a beaver.

-ABBA is Swedish.

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-So Swedish nature place?

-He's not giving us any clues.

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Look, a camp fire. What's that for?

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-He could be camping. Yeah, a nature place.

-Because of the beaver.

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He's pointing us this way. A golf ball.

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Look under the golf ball, fellas.

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Tee... Tepee.

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Camping in a tepee, in Sweden or somewhere. Bye.

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-You two, how did you enjoy looking for those clues?

-It was brilliant.

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It was really fun.

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-How close do you think you are at working it out?

-Ish.

-Not very good.

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-OK, break number one. What do you think?

-A cruise in Spain.

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You were half right. You're actually going on an adventure

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sailing trip along the coast of Catalunya if you pick this one.

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-Sounds amazing.

-I love watersports.

-Do you want to find out more?

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Mum and Dad will need their sea legs as you'll be sailing up

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-the coast of Catalunya on a luxury yacht.

-Whoa!

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Every day you'll anchor up to do action-packed activities

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including high ropes and snorkelling.

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That looks really good. That's almost perfect.

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Break number two, where did you think that might be?

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Canada, Cuba, Brazil and France.

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-You liked the cake, didn't you?

-Yeah.

-That was strudel.

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-And did you like the waltz?

-That was embarrassing.

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It's actually a Viennese waltz from the country Austria.

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Break number two is a mountain-based action adventure in Austria.

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You'll be staying lakeside

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with plenty of watersports on your doorstep.

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Mum will need to get a head for heights as you'll be

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trying your hand at climbing on this adrenalin-fuelled holiday.

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-What about that?

-Brilliant as well.

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Let's chuck in break three, then.

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-What do you think?

-We thought it was camping in a tepee in Sweden.

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Remember the animal you were mucking around with?

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A dancing beaver.

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Yeah, the break is a beaver safari in Sweden.

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-Do you want to see more?

-Yep.

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On this Swedish nature safari you'll need to be eagle-eyed,

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-spotting beavers from a canoe.

-The teeth!

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Let's hope Mum and Dad like the outdoors, as you'll be

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camping on an island in the middle of a lake.

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-What do you think of that?

-Really good. Mum and Dad love nature.

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-Do you need me to go away while you have thinking time?

-Yeah.

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I'll see you in a bit.

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-I think they were really good. What do you think?

-Yeah.

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-I like two. I like the sport.

-(I think number two as well.)

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Number one has got watersports which you like.

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It's in, like, Spain and it looks really nice. We can go where we want.

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-Is it narrowed down to one and two?

-Yeah.

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-Yeah.

-Hey, you two.

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Right, crunch time. Have you made a decision?

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We've gone for break number one.

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The yacht in Catalunya? Why did you go for that?

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It's such a unique opportunity and we're never going to do it again.

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Excellent. Well, aye, aye, captains.

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Consider that one well and truly booked.

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I'll pop up during your break

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on the laptop and give you the opportunity to win one final

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special prize, but if you get the questions wrong,

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-your mum and dad will win.

-Uh oh!

-They won't. We won't.

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The Shaws are off to Catalunya in Spain.

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Will Mum and Dad be out of their depth or flying sky high?

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And who will win that final treat?

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It's the day before the Shaws leave for Spain,

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and time to pack Mum and Dad's bag.

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I'm not sure if we trust them to pack everything we're going to need.

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There's no "not sure" - we don't trust them to pack!

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-Geeky tie.

-Nice hat! That can go in.

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This will be our family pet on boat.

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I particularly like it packed neatly.

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I'd hate it if the boys have just thrown everything into the case.

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They're never going to be able to find anything. It's a mess.

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The family are about to start their adventure.

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The boys have told Mum and Dad that they're off to Spain

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but have kept the boat a secret.

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Spain is probably best known for its beaches,

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which the Shaw family will be seeing plenty of from their yacht.

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For Mum and Dad, this surprise is yet to come.

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-We can finally tell you where you'll be staying for the next week.

-Oh!

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-This is it.

-Who's going to tell us?

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BOTH: Oh, wow!

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DAD LAUGHS

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I was amazed. I saw this fantastic, beautiful, white, gleaming yacht.

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It's just amazing.

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Mum and Dad are pleased because they've

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never done it before and they're really looking forward to it.

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The yacht was really nice. It was nice and modern, which I really like.

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I'm absolutely over the moon now.

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Looking forward to setting sail.

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A pocket money rise!

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Dad, you might change your mind when you see what the boys have packed.

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So what have we got to survive on the holiday with?

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Perfect. We had a parrot in the bag and we were going to call it Polly,

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but we've decided we want Kirsten with us on this holiday

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so we've renamed it Kirsten. Nice hat. This is my hat, OK.

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A nice evening dress. Is there anything actually useful in here

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-or will we live in the clothes we've got?

-That's for you.

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That's for me as well, is it?

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Everything was screwed up as well.

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-Have you not folded anything?

-Can't you see it's beautifully packed?

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We've got some useful things here.

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Almost 9.5, 10 out of 10, actually, because everything I need is

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in there, but the quality of the packing, two out of ten.

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Seven, actually, out of ten.

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On the whole, what they put in was good.

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I'd let the boys pack again but it might need an iron next time.

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As captains of the ship, the boys are keen for Mum and

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Dad to hear what rules they've set.

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Ahoy there, Shaw family! I hope you've got your sea legs

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because the boys have got some rules for you.

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Jono and Matt are fed up of you fussing with their appearance,

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so rule number one is that the boys choose what everyone wears.

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Oh, no.

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-What do you think about that?

-That's going to be really hard.

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That's going to be desperate.

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OK, next rule for Mum and Dad - Jono and Matt are fed up of seeing

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your heads buried in books and newspapers.

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So rule number two - there will be no reading on this break.

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-Another tough one.

-That is a hard one.

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Right, Mum. The boys are sick of hanging around because you

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take too long to do the shopping, so rule number three is the boys

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take charge of buying the food.

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I think I'm happier with that, actually,

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than being dressed by someone else.

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I'll give it a go.

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I must warn you that breaking the rules means consequences,

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so beware, Mum and Dad. Have a smashing sea adventure, family.

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I'll be popping up a little bit later with all the details

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-about that treat. Bye for now.

-Bye, Kirsten!

-Bye, Kirsten.

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Now the rules are set, Matt and Jono want to get supplies

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for the boat. The boys have control of the food, and they've got a plan.

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Mum, you spend too much time shopping on our holidays.

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We've decided to organise a little competition for you.

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Shop against the clock.

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THEY LAUGH

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You have 10 minutes to find all these items.

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-If you don't do it in 10 minutes, there's a consequence.

-Let's go!

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-Three, two, one, go.

-Go on.

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Bananas, bananas...

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I can't believe what the boys put on their list.

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It was just sweets and chocolate and all really unhealthy things.

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Chocolate sauce. Squirty cream.

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She's got the squirty cream. Good move.

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It would normally take me two hours. I like to check what I've got.

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-3 minutes 30, Mum.

-Check the bargains as well.

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I didn't have time for any of that today.

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-Flames coming off the wheels there.

-Cake decorations...

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Cake decorations...

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Is that what we're going to eat

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for the next couple of days - cake decorations?

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She's crashed.

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Cake decorations!

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Let's check out.

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Stop!

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I think I've done it.

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I think I've done the list. Have I passed?

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Well, your time was...

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10 minutes and 58 seconds and 63 milliseconds.

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You have failed!

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-You'll be getting a consequence.

-58 seconds?

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-That's nearly a minute.

-Ohh...!

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The Shaws head back to the boat with their shopping. Below deck,

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the boys explore the yacht captured on the Gimme A Break fam cam.

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Here's the toilet. The really clever thing is, you see this tap,

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it doubles up as a shower.

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Oh, yes. And then how you flush the toilet, you just flip that round

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and have to pump.

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-Is it hard?

-Yep.

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The Shaws are about to make their first trip out to sea,

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so it's time to meet their skipper.

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Hello, hi, my name is Sacha.

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I'll be your skipper for the next days.

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I'll to teach you how to sail a bit. Welcome on board.

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Fantastic, thank you.

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The family have left the shore for the sea.

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Slowly, slowly. You have to keep steering.

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Right, we have starboard.

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-On the left, we have port.

-Port.

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Exactly.

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-Stern is the back.

-Stern is the back.

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The bow is the front.

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-How many sails do we have on a sailing boat?

-Two.

-Exactly.

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The one on the mast is called the mainsail and the one in the front?

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-Genoa.

-It's called the genoa.

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Did you know that a sea mile is longer than a land mile?

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We've never done anything like this before. Loving every second of it.

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It's been excellent being captain - you get to put up the mainsail

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and the genoa. You feel so on top of the world and really good.

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Mum's done a good job this morning actually. She handled the boat well.

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She did keep steering towards the shops, I think,

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but we corrected her. She sailed in the right direction eventually.

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How am I doing, boys?

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-A seven.

-Maybe eight and a half.

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Look at that! I can feel already

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-going faster and straighter.

-Why, because you're driving?

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Yeah, yeah. Will you give me a rating out of 10?

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I'll give him a 10.

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-Thank you very much indeed.

-Somehow I'm being picked on!

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-It is great being in control actually.

-Enjoy it whilst it lasts.

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Now everyone's had a turn at the helm, it's time for some teamwork.

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Now, let's go.

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To pick up speed, Jono's in charge of raising the genoa sail.

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My favourite bit was when I sailed with the genoa sail up.

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It felt like you had so much power and so much freedom.

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A bit choppier!

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'Mum and Dad keep praising us because they love the choice that we made.'

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This holiday has to be the best holiday we've ever been on - ever.

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It has been fantastic being together.

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We're working together as a team - really, really good fun.

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The family continues sailing up

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the coast to their next destination, and it's their first night at sea.

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You can hear the waves lapping against the boat.

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It's like steadily shaking.

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It's actually really relaxing...

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cos It makes you tired.

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I can't wait till our activity tomorrow. Night.

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As Matt falls asleep and dreams of tomorrow's high ropes activity

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the following day, Mum has a rude awakening.

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Look how high that is.

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-Enjoy!

-Oh, no.

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We have done something similar in the UK before, actually.

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Mum didn't actually take part.

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I'm here now today and I'm willing to give it a go.

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OK, off we go.

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Let's get this show on the road.

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Mum, you're going to love it.

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The boys set off on the high ropes course, which is a series of

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bridges, swinging obstacles and a zip wire.

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Good boy!

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The boys are steaming ahead. Mum's not so sure.

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I've always had a fear of heights.

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It can be just going up into the loft on a little ladder.

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It can be as much as that.

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Oh, this is quite high now.

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I'm up the ladder and it's feeling quite high.

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This, for me, is a huge, huge challenge.

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Mum, it's easy.

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I'm doing it. I'm looking ahead.

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I'm not going to look down, I'm looking ahead.

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-Are you all right there, Matt?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

-You all right?

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That goes under there.

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Oh, wow! I haven't even looked down so far, and now I have!

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Come on, Mum, you're doing really well.

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My legs are really shaking here. I don't like the feeling at all.

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Mum, you're doing excellently.

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Mum's lagging behind while Matt has already reached the zip wire.

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Whoa-ah-ah!

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It's so fun.

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My mouth is completely dry.

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It doesn't matter how much water I'm taking, my mouth is dry.

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I've got to stand up...

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I'm going to try to conquer that fear.

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I'm not sure I can do this one.

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At one point, I think Mum was struggling a bit.

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I'm not sure I can do it.

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We gave her encouragement which I think kept her going.

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-Come on, Mum.

-Thank you. I can see a shoe shop at the end.

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DAD AND BOYS CHEER

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-Well done, Mum.

-Thank you.

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'I didn't think I could do that.'

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Now Jono's had his turn, it's only Mum left to complete the zip wire

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but how will she cope?

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Come on, Mum, you can do the zip wire. It's not too hard.

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Three, two, one, go!

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-You might need to start again at 100.

-Go!

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Whoa-a-ah!

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Are you going to do a dignified landing?

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CHEERING

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-You have to stay there.

-No!

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I have a really good sense of achievement having just done that.

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Well done. Round of applause.

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I didn't think she'd be able to do it

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because she'd never done anything like it before.

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I hope they've looked at me and thought, "She's done it."

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And, for them, it's a nice feeling that actually I've done something

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with them together that they've always wanted me to do. As a family.

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-You've done really well.

-It's nice to be back on the ground.

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Out of the sky and into the sea.

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Back on board, Matt's made a discovery.

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I've spotted Dad reading on the boat.

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Dad, stop reading!

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Yes, you have.

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That's not acceptable.

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With Mum failing the shopping challenge and now

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Dad reading, the boys have come up with a consequence for both of them.

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-OK.

-Do you like cold water dips?

-No.

-Well, that's what you'll be doing.

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-Now?

-In this harbour, in your clothes.

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One, two, three!

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BOYS CHEER

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-See you. We're off for a swim now.

-See you in Barcelona.

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While Mum and Dad dry off, the boys have something special in store.

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We've got a surprise. We're going to cook you a delicious meal.

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-OK, that'd be great.

-Oh, lovely!

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-This is what you've got to put on.

-Lovely!

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-Your nice evening dress.

-Lovely.

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Nice work, lads. Putting two rules into practice there.

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Taking control of the food and choosing what everyone wears.

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Dad, I'll do your hair. In fact, I'm going to give you some hair.

0:22:180:22:21

-Finally, thank you.

-Also a lovely moustache for you.

-Fantastic.

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Get some clothes on and look nice and posh and come back in a few minutes.

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So one teaspoon of olive oil is needed.

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Our new outfits are befitting of a glamorous harbour

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in northern Spain in the sunshine.

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I think we look really glamorous.

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Garlic. Chopped tomatoes.

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The boys haven't got a signature dish.

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Nothing springs to mind, does it? They've never cooked on their own

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for me before, so this is going to be a lovely, lovely treat for us.

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That looks fantastic.

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-Thank you, boys.

-Cheers!

-A fantastic holiday.

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A glamorous evening. Be careful of my moustache.

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-Delicious!

-You look good.

-Do I?

-Yeah. Very stylish.

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-I look stylish, do I?

-Especially your hat.

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Is it difficult to eat with your hair?

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I'm worried about eating my moustache.

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That's a first for Dad, hairs everywhere.

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What?! THEY LAUGH

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Does it look like the 1800s?

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-It is difficult to breathe like this.

-Perfect.

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Turn around. Oh, yes. Beautiful.

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Leave it like that, Dad. We're in charge.

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-Hang on a minute. The fashion police are coming.

-They're staring at us.

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-I can't imagine why(!)

-Can you believe what you're doing?

-No.

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The Shaws hit the high seas again

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for their last journey to L'Estartit.

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It's a new day and a new harbour and one last surprise for Mum and Dad.

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See you, have a nice day.

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Good morning, guys. My name's Steve.

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I'm going to take you snorkelling on the Medes islands marine reserve.

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And you're very lucky cos we're going to go to a special part of the reef

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where the public don't normally get the chance to go and see. OK?

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So we're all very, very lucky and I can't wait to go out there.

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Watch your hands, guys.

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A short trip out to the island and they're ready for their wetsuits.

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Now everyone's kitted out, it's time to take the plunge.

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We've never gone snorkelling as a family before.

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I thought it was a really, really nice thing to do.

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Really bonding experience. I love doing it with the family.

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It's really hard to put into words. It's amazing. Loads of fish.

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It was just a lovely feeling - being in there together.

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I definitely have a feeling we'd like to do this again.

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Before the Shaws anchor up, there's one final treat to be won.

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Matt and Jono will go head-to-head with their parents in a battle

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to win a once-in-a-lifetime flight in an ultralight.

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Hola, Shaw family. I hope you've been enjoying the sea and sun.

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If you want to be up in the air, flying like a bird, you'll have to

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answer two out of three questions correctly.

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Mess it up and Mum and Dad will win.

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-No.

-No.

-It's us, we're going to win.

-Don't be so sure.

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Mum and Dad were asked to agree on which activity they liked the most.

0:25:440:25:48

-I think it was snorkelling.

-Yeah.

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-Mum really enjoyed that.

-Although, Dad did say he loved the sailing.

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-Mum said that her favourite thing was snorkelling.

-Go for snorkelling?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah. We're going for B, snorkelling.

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This is what they said.

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-Snorkelling.

-Yes!

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We got it right. Oh, yes.

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Nice work there, boys.

0:26:150:26:16

Just one more question right and you'll be up in the sky.

0:26:160:26:19

How are you feeling?

0:26:190:26:21

-Really good!

-Nervous.

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OK. How did Mum rate the high ropes out of 10?

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10 being brilliant.

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Did she say...?

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I think it will be seven.

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-She was very nervous.

-Yeah...

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-She did say she wanted to do it again.

-Ten. Yep.

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We're going for A, ten out of ten.

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Is that your final answer?

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Yes. This is what they said.

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On a scale of 1-10, I'd rate the high ropes,

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-it's got to be 10.

-Yes!

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Bye, Shaw family. Well done, lads. Enjoy the flight.

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I really felt like a bird flying over the sea.

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You really got a bird's-eye view.

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The wind was gushing in your face and it was so amazing,

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it was breathtaking, it really was.

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Our Mum and Dad have been really brilliant.

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-They have given it their all.

-They just joined in everything.

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They're a real laugh whether they embarrass themselves or not.

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Ultralight flying was amazing. You could see for miles.

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I would definitely swap reading for sailing now.

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We've had a great time bonding on the boat.

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It's something I'd consider for the future.

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We've enjoyed adventures together. I've loved every single moment.

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It's been fantastic.

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