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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'd like to go?

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# Call me up and let me know

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# What is it you'd like to do?

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# I'll pop along and do it too

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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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# Here and there

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# On 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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And apart from gardening, I like going out and about.

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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, hmm?

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Perhaps you might like going to the beach with you family,

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or visiting museums?

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BOING!

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Ooh! Well, it looks like somebody wants to tell me!

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Hello, Mr Bloom. I'm Jessica and this is Oliver, and we live on a farm.

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There are pigs...

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..and sheep too.

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They like munching on grass.

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There's some cows with big horns on their heads called longhorn cattle.

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This is the food for the chicks.

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My favourite animal is Sammy the pony.

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We like going riding together.

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You should come and visit us, Mr Bloom!

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Hey, you know what? I'd love to come.

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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 or 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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Hey, hello there, Tiddlers. Hello, Mum.

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-CHILDREN AND MUM:

-Hello!

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Aw. And hello to you, Sammy! It's nice to meet you.

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And thank you for inviting me to your farm.

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-So Jessica, what you up to?

-Grooming Sammy.

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Well, you're doing a fine job there.

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And Oliver, have you got any other jobs to do today?

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-Got to feed the animals.

-Feed the animals, very important.

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-Could I help you with feeding the Sammy?

-Yes.

-All right then.

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You lead the way. Come on.

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-Right. What have we got here?

-Some carrots.

-Some crunchy carrots.

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-Now, are they all for you to eat?

-No.

-No.

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-I bet Sammy must love carrots. And what's this, Jessica?

-Chaff.

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-So is that Sammy's favourite food?

-Yeah.

-Right, I see.

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-So how many spoonfuls do we need to put in this big bucket?

-One scoop.

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-One scoop. Go on, then. You put one in there.

-And one scoop of this one.

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And one from that one. Put them in there. You give it a good stir.

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-So is this food good for Sammy, Jessica?

-Yes.

-Yeah?

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It gives her lots of energy so I can ride her.

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Every horse needs energy, don't they, so they can run about.

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-And how are you getting on there, Oliver? Is it ready?

-Yes.

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Right then. Let's take it over for Sammy to eat.

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Sammy's certainly enjoying her food,

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though I'm not sure I'd like to eat it.

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But I have spied a rather lovely basket of veg over there.

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-So maybe we could have that for our dinner, couldn't we?

-No.

-No?

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-Why not?

-It's for Apple and Banana.

-Apple and Banana?

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So let me get this straight, you're going

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to feed some lettuce to an apple and a banana?

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-We'll show you?

-Really? I think you better had!

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PIGS GRUNT

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Ah, I see, Tiddlers, Apple and Banana are the names of your pigs!

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Let's feed them these vegetables.

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Here we go.

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Here you go, piggies. You going to have some greens?

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Right then. So that's the pigs got their dinner. How about us, though?

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We going to put our feet up, have a cup of tea?

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-No, there's lots more to see.

-Really?

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COWS MOO

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Oh, Tiddlers, this is where your chickens are.

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They look very happy to me, flapping about.

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-And where do they lay their eggs, Jessica?

-Everywhere, Mr Bloom.

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-Is it time to collect the eggs in, Oliver?

-Yeah.

-All right then.

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Look, we could use these baskets. There we go.

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Just grab a basket, and then we can see how many eggs we can find.

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CHICKENS CLUCK

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CHICKENS CLUCK

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-Mummy, I found one!

-Excellent! Well done. Pop it in your basket.

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-Dad, I found one.

-Well done, Jessica!

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Thank you.

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So, let's add these eggs up. I got to three eggs.

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-OK, how about you, Oliver?

-Two.

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-And you, Jessica?

-Two.

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-You got two, so that's four, and I got three, so that is...

-Seven.

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That's right, Jessica, we got seven eggs!

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ROOSTER CROWS

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Eh?

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Eh! Looks like the Route Finder wants to show us

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some more animals you find on a farm.

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'You might find these animals at night!'

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'Wow! This barn owl has made a nest in a farm building.'

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'Barn owls are a type of bird.

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'They love to fly about when it's dark outside.

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'But other animals like to fly at night-time too.

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'But these aren't birds. No, these super fliers are called bats.

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'Bats have really good hearing.

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'They can't see very well, so they find their way about by listening.

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'So, while we're tucked up in our beds,

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'bats and owls are keeping busy in the skies.

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'Hey, there's always something going on in the countryside!'

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'There are lots of cows here,

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'and they live on a different farm with Jessica and Oliver's uncle.

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'He's called David, and the Tiddlers invited me along to say hello.'

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Well, it looks like you've got a fine herd of cows here, Tiddlers.

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-And what are cows good at doing?

-Making milk.

-That's right!

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They make milk, and we can get milk from the udders, and by the

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look of them, it looks like they got a lot of milk in there.

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Well, Mr Bloom, we need to milk the cows,

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so if you'd like to help us, that would be fantastic.

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Yeah, that would be brilliant! I'd love to. Come on. Lead on.

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Right then, David, what have we got here?

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-This is the milking parlour and these are the cows.

-Right.

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-Let's get to it.

-OK!

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'The milk goes from the cows through lots of tubes into this big vat.

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'But this milk isn't for drinking.

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'No, it's going to be turned into cheese!

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'Red Leicester cheese!

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'The cheese making room needs to be kept extra clean,

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'so we've had to put on special clothes and nets over our hair.'

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Hey! Would you look at all this milk?

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It's ready to be turned into cheese. But, you know what?

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I thought Red Leicester was a bit more red!

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-How do you change the colour?

-You put some red in.

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-And what is that red colour, Jessica?

-Annatto.

-Annatto, eh?

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Well, let's do it!

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Wow!

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'Annatto is lovely and red, and it actually comes from plants,

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'plants that grow a long way away in a place called South America.'

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Hey, well done, Jessica. A very pretty pattern this, isn't it?

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It's not all turned orange, has it?

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'A machine mixes the annatto into the milk.'

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'And uncle David pours in a liquid called rennet.'

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'This makes the milk much thicker.'

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What do we need to do next, Jessica?

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We need to separate the curds from the whey.

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'The curds are the cheesy bits...

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'and the whey is the watery bit.'

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'The whey is drained away.'

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'And we cut the curd into blocks.'

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That's a big one, that.

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'And we put them in the mill...'

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'..which grinds the curd into pieces.

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'We put the curd into the mould.'

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Ooh! That's very heavy. Ah!

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'We then put it in the press for two days.'

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There we go.

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Right, so we got the cheese there,

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-now how long before we get to taste some?

-Seven months.

-Seven months?!

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That's over half a year!

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My rumbly tummy can't wait seven months for some cheese!

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Well, I think we can find some which we've made before.

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Ah, now THAT is music to my ears. Come on, lead the way.

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So, Tiddlers, I can see this is all the cheese,

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but it looks a bit funny to me. Why is that then?

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Well, Mr Bloom, we wrap it in lard and muslin,

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and it stops it drying out. As it stops it drying out,

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-all the tastes improve as it gets a little bit older.

-Right, I see.

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-So it looks like this to keep it nice and tasty.

-Absolutely.

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So there we are.

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-How does it smell to you, Jessica?

-Cheesy.

-Yeah, very cheesy.

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Nice and cheesy. I'd love to taste some.

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Best way to eat our cheese is in a sandwich,

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-so why don't we go and have a picnic?

-Yeah!

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Ha-ha! Come on, Tiddlers, this way!

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Oh, your cheese, it makes a cracking sandwich, David.

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-Thank you very much.

-And you know what?

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Whilst we're at it, I reckon we should thank your cows as well.

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Come on, everyone!

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ALL: Thank you, cows!

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COWS MOO

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Ha-ha!

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You're quite all right. Hey, and I'd like to thank you, Oliver,

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and you, Jessica. I've had a brilliant day.

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But it's time for me to go, so join me soon when I'll be...

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Here and there!

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You're right. Bye-bye!

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Bye!

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# Where is it you'd 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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