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There is a place,

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not far from here.

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I'm sure you know it,

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it's ever so near.

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Come down the path

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and you will see,

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a little gate,

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to Mr Bloom's Nursery!

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Hello!

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# This is my allotment There's such a lot to see

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# With my Compostarium there is no place I'd rather be

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# Have you been here before or not?

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# Well, let me show you what I've got

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# A spade, a fork, my wheelbarrow

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# Cabbage, runner beans, tomatoes and a marrow

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# A watering can, a trowel, some seeds

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# Radish, lettuce a couple of weeds

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# With my veg and plants I can sing and dance

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# See them sprout, watch them grow Pop along and say hello

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# There's so much they can teach us all

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# We'll laugh and learn We'll have a ball

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# It's such a special place to be

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# In my veggie

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# Nursery-y-y-y. #

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# Rock a bye baby, on the tree top.

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-Waahhh!

-Shhhh.

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# When the wind blows, Raymond will rock.

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Oh, my goodness, Raymond, are you OK? You sounded sad.

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Oh, I'm fine, Joan.

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Colin and I were just playing mummies and babies.

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Can you guess which one I was?

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You have the bonnet and dummy, so you must be the baby.

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-And Colin...

-Mummy pea.

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Do you think the tiddlers would like to play when they get here?

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Perhaps they will. I hope they come soon.

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You'll tell us when they're coming, won't you, Compo?

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WHISTLING

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Thanks.

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Right, now where were we? Oh, yes...

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-Waahhh!

-Oh, Raymond, what's the matter?

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I'm still pretending to be a baby.

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-I was crying. I used to do that a lot when I was a baby.

-That's true.

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-Yes, I used to suck on my dummy.

-That's right.

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That dummy used to help you get to sleep.

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You were forever having naps and falling asleep.

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But now you're a bigger squash, you don't have naps, do you?

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Raymond?

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SNORING

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WHISTLING Uh... Eh... What?

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What happened? What was that?

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Oh, don't worry, Raymond. The tiddlers are here!

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THEY ALL CHEER

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Oh, and Mr Bloom's got lots of plant pots.

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TING-A-LING!

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Hey, it's Dasha, Hadi, and Jaya!

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I'm very glad you're here today.

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We've got important work to do.

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-Can you guess what it is?

-Planting something?

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I think you're onto something there.

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We're going to take these plants, and pot them on.

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-Do you know what potting on is?

-Yes. When the small plant

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is a little bit bigger, we take them out of the small pot

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and put them in the big pot to grow more bigger and more wider.

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Right! Potting on is when you take a little plant out of a little pot

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and you put it in a bigger pot, so that it's got room to grow.

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These little peppers, they're going to grow up

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just like those big peppers down there.

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Jaya, could you be a very helpful tiddler and go

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and get my gloves from the Compostarium? Ask into the funnel.

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Some gloves for Mr Bloom, please!

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CLANKING AND WHIRRING

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-Oh.

-These are too small.

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They are not my usual gardening gloves.

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These are my lucky gardening gloves.

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-Shall I put them on?

-Yes.

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Ooh, it's a bit difficult. Have I got too many fingers?

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-No, it's because they're too small!

-They are small.

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You know, I used to wear these gloves when I was a tiddler.

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I used to think that I couldn't make my veggies grow,

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unless I was wearing them.

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Then, one day, I lost them, and I didn't know what I was going to do.

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Do you think that these gloves made my little seeds grow?

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No. You took care of them very nicely.

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That's right. Now, who wants to help me do some potting on?

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ALL: Me!

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-Come on, then, let's get your pots.

-I'd love to do some potting on.

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That's good, Jaya. Now, grab your flower pots. Have you all got them?

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-Shout, "Flower pot!" into them.

-ALL: Flower Pot!

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Brilliant! Now they are ready to use.

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Get some gravel and then pop it in the flower pot.

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The gravel will help water drain out of the pot

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and stop the plant getting too soggy. What type of sound is that?

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Like a raindrop going hard on something.

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Well, now that we've got our stones in there, we need some soil.

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So get your hands in there and get a nice, big fistful

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and pop it in your pot.

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Take your pot and give it a little wobble.

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Like that, just to let the soil settle.

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I think we've got to take these seedlings and pot them on.

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So, can you pass that down to Jaya?

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And then Dasha, can you pass that to Hadi?

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We're going to carefully pull this little seedling up.

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-Wow!

-Pull him out and then catch him with your other hand underneath.

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-That's it.

-Argh!

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Hold him very carefully like this and then pop your little plant

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down into your pot.

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Now, we need to put some more soil in there.

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-It's like the plants are moving house, isn't it?

-Yes.

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And we need to press the soil down firmly, so the roots grow strong.

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Well, done, tiddlers! I think we're all potted.

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-There's one thing we've forgotten. What's that?

-Watering it!

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Water - you're bang on.

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Now, Jaya, hold up your plant.

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I'm going to give it a water.

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-There we go.

-Don't water it too much!

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And then we'll water Hadi's.

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There we go.

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Then, Dasha, would your plant like some water?

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Yes, over here, please.

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-Now, there's just mine to go. He looks thirsty, doesn't he?

-Yes.

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Let's give him a nice drink.

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There you go, mate.

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TINKLING

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All right, Compo, we're coming.

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GLUGGING

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Hear that? I think Compo's hungry. Shall we go and get him some lunch?

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-Yes!

-Come on, then!

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# Grass and weeds and leaves from trees

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# Thistles that prickle and petals that tickle

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# Brown stuff, green stuff Sticky stuff, icky stuff

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# Crunchy bits, munchy bits Snappy bits, sappy bits

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# Yesterday's yums Chopping board crumbs

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# It's not fussy what's in its tum My awesome Compostarium! #

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PING!

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TIDDLERS: It's full!

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Keep together, tiddlers, it's going to go!

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WHIRRING AND CLANKING

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Do you want to come and meet the veggies?

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-ALL: Yes!

-Come on!

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-# Meet the veggies. #

-We're the veggies!

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# They grow here in my nursery

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-# Meet the veggies. #

-We're the veggies!

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# Who've we got today, let's see? There's Margaret the cabbage

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-# Peepo!

-# Raymond the squash. #

-I love cuddles, you know.

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# And Sebastian's a singing aubergine

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# La, la, la, la Mi, mi, mi, mi mi! #

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Nice!

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-# Meet the veggies. #

-We're the veggies!

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# Oh, they grow here in my nursery

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-# Meet the veggies. #

-We're the veggies!

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# And that's not all. Oh, no, siree!

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-# There's Colin the runner bean. #

-I'm speedy!

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-# The wee McGregors. #

-He-he-he!

-So cheeky!

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# And I'm a beautiful fennel called Joan

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# Hello, my dear. Haven't you grown?

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INSTRUMENTAL

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# Ooh, don't forget the onions Potatoes and peas

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# Cos we provide the harmonies

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-# Meet the veggies. #

-We're the veggies!

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# Oh, they grow here in my nursery

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-# Meet the veggies #

-We're the veggies!

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-# And we love Mr Bloom!

-That's me. #

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-Right, tiddlers, are your hands all dry?

-Yes.

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That's good. Come on then, let's go and see the veggies.

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They might be a bit snoozy, as it's almost their nap time.

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Hello, veggies!

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Oh, hello, tiddlers.

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-Hello!

-Are you all right, Margaret?

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Oh, I can't sleep.

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You must be hot. It's quite warm in here.

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Margaret, are you sure you need to be tucked up under your blanket?

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You're tossing around like a salad.

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And turning like a turnip.

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Hey, it's a good point, Margaret.

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You'll be a steamed cabbage under there.

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Hadi, why don't you go and get that blanket for me

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and I'll put it somewhere safe later on.

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Oh...I...need...my...blanket!

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Oh, poor Margaret! I'll tell you what. It's all right,

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Hadi, you hang onto that blanket.

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And Dasha, could you give Margaret a nice big cuddle?

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It's OK, you'll still get it back.

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Hey Margaret, listen, you're a big cabbage now, aren't you?

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You don't need to be all wrapped up, like a baby.

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Oh, she does love that old blanket.

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We all have things that we used to love when we were young, didn't we?

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-What did you have, Jaya

-A baby bike.

-A baby bike?

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-What colour was it?

-Green.

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-Oh. You loved it very much, did you?

-Yes.

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Hadi, what did you have when you were young?

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-A teddy bear.

-And what was his name?

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-Jack.

-Aw, and did you love him lots?

-Yes.

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-Oh, nice.

-How about you, Dasha?

-I had a little teddy.

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She was called Sarah, and she had a hat and a scarf.

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Wow, sounds like you loved Sarah very much?

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I hugged her all the time when I went to bed, when I was three.

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Well, tiddlers, do you know what I had, when I was young?

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I'll show you. I've got them here, actually.

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Do you remember earlier, when Compo found these?

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My gardening gloves!

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I used to love using these, when I was a tiddler like you.

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Oh, Mr Bloom, those gloves are far too small for you.

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I know. But sometimes, because you get used to things,

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you don't like to throw them away, do you?

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I had a lucky hair clip.

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Whenever I wore it, I looked fabulous.

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Hang about. Raymond, didn't you used to have something

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-that you used to carry everywhere with you?

-Did I?

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Yeah, you definitely did.

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I remember...

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-Quick, Raymond, we're going to the Farmers' Market!

-Waahh!

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But I can't find my fluff boodle!

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Never mind, Raymond. I'll help you find it.

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-Fluff boodle, that's what you called it.

-Oh, yeah, my fluff boodle.

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Oh, you do remember!

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No. What was it?

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Remembering bean. Ha-ha-ha!

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-No, Colin. Fluff boodle wasn't a lucky flower pot.

-Oh.

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Tah-dah!

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LAUGHTER

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-Or a lucky sock.

-Oh.

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Hey, wherever did you find that, Colin? I've been looking for this.

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-Finding bean.

-No, no. None of these are right.

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You're right, Joan. That sock doesn't look very lucky.

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Now, what was it that Raymond used to carry everywhere with him?

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-Have you got any ideas, tiddlers?

-Violin.

-A violin?

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It wasn't a violin, was it, Raymond?

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-No.

-A teddy?

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-A teddy?

-Did you like a teddy bear?

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-No, it wasn't a teddy bear.

-Dasha?

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-Fluffy cat.

-Fluffy cat? They're all really good ideas, tiddlers,

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but they're not quite right.

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WHIRRING AND WHISTLING

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Oh, of course. Let's just ask Compo, eh?

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-Ooh, Jaya, can you ask Compo if he knows about my fluff boodle?

-OK.

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Thank you.

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Compo, can you help Raymond remember about his fluff boodle?

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I think Compo's got something to show us.

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Oh, look, there's the screen.

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Oh, here's the projector!

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There we go.

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Come on, tiddlers. Come and gather round.

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I think Compo's got some pictures for us. Come here, Hadi.

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-Right, can you all see?

-Yes.

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Ready when you are, Compo.

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Oh, who's that?

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-That's me.

-It's Margaret, isn't it, when she was a baby?

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Compo, can we have some music, please?

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MUSIC

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-Who's that?

-Colin!

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That's Colin when he was a teeny, tiny baby.

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Oh, Joan, you were a lovely baby.

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-There's my hair clip.

-That's right. Can you see Joan's hair clip?

-Yeah.

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-Hadi, can you see Joan's hair clip?

-Yes.

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LAUGHTER

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Cheeky Compo!

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-Tiddlers, do you know who that is?

-It's you.

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-That's right, it is me.

-That's Mr Bloom.

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What's your teddy's name, Mr Bloom?

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My teddy, he was called Peg.

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-Peg?

-Yes.

-That's a nice name.

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Well, he was a very good teddy to me - gave me lots of cuddles.

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-Is that me?

-Yes, Raymond - and look what you've got with you.

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Oh, it's my fluff boodle!

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You've got Margaret's blanket.

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Of course, yes! Margaret's blanket was your blanket once, Raymond.

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I remember, now.

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I grew up to be a big butternut squash, so I gave it to Margaret,

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when she was little. Aw...

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That was kind of you, Raymond.

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Well, I didn't need it anymore.

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Well, I never.

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Wasn't that interesting, Margaret?

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-Margaret? Where's Margaret gone?

-Margaret?

-Margaret?

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Margaret? I don't know where she is.

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-There!

-There she is!

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Oh, shhhh! Let's listen.

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-That will keep you warm, little onion.

-Ga ga ga ga.

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-Ga ga ga ga.

-Oh, what a lovely thing to do.

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I didn't need it anymore.

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I'm growing up to be a big cabbage.

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-Oh, what's that?

-A picture of Sebastian when he was a little baby.

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-He looks so cute.

-Ah, that was moi, in my early days.

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Oh, so embarrassing!

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But I move on, I grow.

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-Such is life in the garden. Mr Bloom?

-Uh-huh?

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-May I sing you a song?

-But of course, Sebastian.

-Hit it!

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# Margaret had a blanket She was sad to let it go

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# We were surprised to find that it was Raymond's once, you know

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# We've learned we all grow up Time keeps moving on

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# Now I think you all deserve to sing and dance and have some fun!

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la, la-la-la

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la

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# La la la

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la la-la-la

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la, la la la

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la, la-la-la

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# La la la la la la la-la La la la, la la la

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# We've had a busy day How the time flies!

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So now you veggies must be bedded down for the night. #

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Come on, Margaret, Colin, Raymond, Joan and Sebastian.

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-He-he!

-Hey, settle down, you cheeky wee McGregors.

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-It's time for bed.

-Goodnight, Margaret.

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Sleep tight, and well done for giving your blanket.

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-Night-night, Jaya.

-Night night.

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Oh, that'll help me sleep.

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# Night-night, veggies

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# Sleep tight, veggies

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# And listen to my gentle tune

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# Night-night, veggies.

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# Sleep tight, veggies

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# We'll see you again soon. #

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