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# Hello, my name is Mr Bloom

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# And I'd like to come to see you soon

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# I'm out on the road, you see

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# Here and there

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# So that we can get together and have some fun

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# I'll help you out if there's work to be done

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# So where is it you like to go?

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# Call me up and let me know

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# What is it you like to do?

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# I'll pop along and do it too

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# Cities, towns, the countryside

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# I can travel far and wide

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# I'm all about and everywhere

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# I'm here and there. #

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Hey, hello there, tiddlers! How are you tiddling?

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Oh, Mr Bloom here.

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I like going out and about.

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Yeah, I like going here and there, doing lots of fun things

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and finding out about new places.

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And I've been wondering, what do you like to do where you live?

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Perhaps you might like to do a spot of horse-riding

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or maybe a bit of gardening like me.

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Someone's got in touch! Hey, shall we see who it is?

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Hello, Mr Bloom. My name's Giuseppe and I live near the seaside.

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I love coming to the beach.

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I love paddling in the waves.

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And eating ice cream.

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Bubble gum's my favourite flavour!

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My name is Anna-Rose. I love the beach, too.

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Ah, I got wet!

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'I like to play lots of different games.'

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We love coming here, Mr Bloom.

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We're sure you would, too.

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-BOTH:

-Please come for a visit.

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Hey, well, that'd be grand!

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Best be on my way then.

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# Whereabouts will I end up next?

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# Let's put my route finder to the test

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# It could be a beach, a village or a city

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# Museum or a school, a garden so pretty

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# A church, a station, a river or town

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# I just can't wait till you show me around

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# Tiddlers, I'm on my way

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# So where am I today? #

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HE WHISTLES

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Hey, now, I do like to be beside the seaside.

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And on a day like this, I'm glad I've got my hat.

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Also, I've got my suntan lotion so I'm ready to go.

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I just need to find Giuseppe and Anna-Rose.

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Oh, there they are!

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And it looks to me like they're building a sand castle.

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Hey, hello!

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Hey, I can skip with it!

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Hey, hello there, tiddlers. Hello, grown-ups.

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-Hello, Mr Bloom.

-Hello, Mr Bloom.

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It's nice to see you here today on the beach.

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And look at this sand castle! It's fantastic, that.

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-What's that in the middle?

-A swimming pool.

-A swimming pool?!

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Oh, very nice! I think I can see some slides as well.

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Yeah, that's a climbing frame and a swimming pool.

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Hey, now we're talking!

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Giuseppe, what are those shells for?

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They're special mirrors.

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All sand castles need special mirrors. Fantastic!

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And where did you get those shells from?

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We were collecting them in the rock pools, all of us were.

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We go seashore safari.

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A safari. That's like a journey,

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where you go looking for lots of animals.

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Who do you go on safaris with?

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We went with an expert called Judith.

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Well, de-bulb my daffodils!

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That sounds a bit exciting.

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Do you reckon we could go on a seashore safari today? Yeah?

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Well, all we need do

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is we just need to wait for the tide to go out a bit

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so that it leaves the sea in the rock pools.

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-So where do you think we could find Judith?

-Over there.

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Hey, well, that sounds good to me. Let's go meet her.

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Wow, look at all the rock pools the sea has left behind!

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-There's lots to explore.

-There's Judith!

-Oh, you're right.

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-Shall we go and see what she's found?

-Yes!

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-Right then, see you later, grown-ups.

-Bye.

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It's important to go rock pooling with a grown-up.

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They can tell you when the tide is out

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and when it will come back in.

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You have to wear sturdy shoes, too,

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ones that can get a bit wet.

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The rocks are covered in seaweed and can get quite slippery

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so make sure you step carefully.

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-Hey, so you must be Judith?

-Yes.

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-And who have we got here?

-I'm Tristan.

-I'm Laura.

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We are on a rock pool safari.

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Oh, safari, so goody!!

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Judith, these tiddlers

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have been telling me about these rock pools.

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What might we find?

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If we turn over some of these boulders,

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we might find some tiny creatures called little brittle stars.

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-They sound exciting, don't they?

-There's one.

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I'm just going to put it into this bucket

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so that we can have a closer look.

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Ah! If you didn't know what you're looking for, you might miss it.

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Do you see it as well?

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Oh, this little fella is really small,

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but the route finder's showing us one that's bigger.

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Oh, and this fella is even bigger than that!

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So if you look here, there's quite a hard, curly white thing.

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Can you see that? It's called a keel worm.

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And what it is is the tube of a worm.

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And it's made this hard tube and it's living inside it.

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And when the tide comes in,

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the worm will stick his head out the end there

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and put out tentacles that grab little particles of food.

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The tiddlers set off to look for more creatures

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where Judith said it was safe to go.

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Back at the big rock pool, Judith has found something else.

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On the rocks, we've got some big sea snails, here.

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They are common limpets.

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This animal, at the moment, is clamped down on the rock

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and at high tide, when the tide comes rushing in here,

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it'll let go, go for a little walk around

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about three feet away from where it lives

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and it will be eating young seaweed on the rocks.

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Then it will go back to exactly the same place it started off from.

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And on the rock, now and again,

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you'll see this bare patch.

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Can you see any over your side?

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Is there a bare patch, a little circle?

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Yeah, well done.

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And that little circle is something called a home scar,

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because this animal will grind its shell into the rock

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and only its shell will fit that space.

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So where there's bare spaces is where that animal didn't come back.

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Now, I've just seen something scooting around in the pool

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and I'm going to try and catch it.

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But they're really fast-moving.

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-Here we have it!

-Hey, well done, Judith!

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What is it?

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So this animal has got thin legs

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and they're really stripy, aren't they?

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Like blue and yellow, like football socks.

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-Does anyone know what it is?

-A lobster?

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It looks a bit like a mini lobster, doesn't it?

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-It's sort of the cousin of a lobster.

-A limpet?

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-It's a common prawn.

-A prawn!

-I like prawns.

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So we're going to set the prawn free, back into his rock pool.

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-Bye-bye, prawn.

-Bye-bye.

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These prawns certainly can move.

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Wow, look at him go!

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The tiddlers are taking photos of the creatures they see

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with a camera I brought along in my bag.

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Remember, be careful not to hurt the creatures you find.

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Like the tiddlers, these creatures love where they live.

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It's important to put them back

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in the same rock pool they came from.

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OK, tiddlers, so what we've got here is an animal called a sea anemone.

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And although at low tide it looks like a blob of jelly,

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that's because it's pulled inside itself all of its tentacles.

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And it would have about 200 tentacles,

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which when it's in water will all be out and moving

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and it will look a bit like a flower.

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Oh, those anemones are beautiful!

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Hey, it looks like a garden, a garden under the sea.

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That's quite a big word to say, an anemone.

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Can you say that? Shall we all try it?

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-ALL:

-An anemone.

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-CHIMING

-Hey-o!

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Ah! It looks like the route finder

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wants to show us more about the creatures

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that live in the sea around the UK.

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When the tide comes in, rock pools really spring to life.

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Fabulous starfish.

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Now, they have hundreds of tiny feet to get about.

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And meet the neighbours!

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That's a scallop.

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See snails scurry to and fro,

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eating tiny bits of seaweed on the rocks.

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And when the tide goes out again,

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this crab, with his clippy claw and beady eyes,

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scuttles off to find a hiding place.

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The tiddlers are drawing pictures

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of all the creatures we've seen today.

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And some we didn't!

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There we go.

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They're going to stick them and the photographs

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into their scrapbooks

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and then take them home.

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And what have you been drawing pictures of?

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-Jellyfish.

-Oh, can I see, Anna-Rose?

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Oh, yeah. Look at that, tiddlers. Look!

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-We didn't see any jellyfish today, did we?

-No!

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Cos they don't live in rock pools, they live out to sea.

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Eh, well, tiddlers, these scrapbooks, they look grand.

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We've got pictures that we've taken today.

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We've got the drawings of all the things we've seen.

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You can take them away

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and they'll remind you of this fantastic seaside safari.

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What do you reckon? They looking good?

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-Yeah.

-Yeah, that's right!

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Well, I've got to say a great big thank-you

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for inviting me today.

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I've had a cracking time.

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Judith, thanks for taking us on a seaside safari.

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-It was great, wasn't it?

-ALL:

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

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I can certainly see why you love where you live

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cos it is brilliant.

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But it's time I was on my travels.

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So join me soon when I'll be...

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Here and there!

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-That's right! Bye-bye.

-Bye-bye!

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# Where is it you like to go?

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# Call me up and let me know

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# What is it you like to do?

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# I'll pop along and do it to

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# Cities, towns and countryside

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# I can travel far and wide

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# I'm all about and everywhere

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# I'm here and there. #

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