Achub Awen Oli Dan y Don

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-# There's plenty of adventure

-in the sea

-# Oli and Beth, friends are we

-# Playing in the sea,

-lessons one, two and three

-# Swimming around,

-fun for you and me

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Searching in the sea,

-it's so exciting as you can see

-# Under the sea, under the sea #

-RESCUING AWEN

-Come on, you awkward anchor.

-This anchor would make

-a great fence post.

-If I could only drag it over

-towards the farm.

-Warden.

-Are you OK?

-I'm fine,

-but I'm not so sure about my hat.

-Give it to me, warden.

-Thank you. Do you know what

-the cowboy said to the cowboy hat?

-No. What did he say

-to the cowboy hat?

-You go on a-head. I'm staying here.

-Ha-ha!

-That was a good one.

-What were you doing, warden?

-I was trying to raise that anchor.

-I realized it was too heavy for me.

-Way too heavy.

-What are you doing here?

-We've come to raise the shipwreck.

-You two, on your own?

-Us and no-one else.

-How are you two going

-to raise an old ship on your own?

-Dyf the diver has specialized

-equipment which will help us.

-You should see it in action.

-First, we tie big balloons

-to the ship.

-Then we inflate the balloons.

-In no time, the balloons

-float the ship to the surface.

-Well, that sounds quite incredible.

-Beth, Oli?

-Beth, Oli?

-

-Here, Dyf.

-The equipment has reached

-the harbour safely.

-Thanks.

-We're on our way to collect it.

-Over and out.

-Sorry, warden, duty calls.

-Come on, Beth.

-Hurry, Siencyn.

-Steady on. Unloading is hard work.

-Sorry, but I want to go back

-to see the new seaplane arriving.

-It's the AV-23.

-It's the AV-23.

-

-AV-23?

-You're an AV-16.

-The AV-23 must be huge.

-Uh-huh, and powerful and fast.

-I don't want to miss a second

-of its arrival.

-Hold on, Awen.

-You could miss the show

-if you don't fill your fuel tank.

-I have enough fuel

-to reach the station.

-It might be touch and go.

-Oli, Beth.

-Hello there.

-The equipment Dyf ordered

-is on the dock.

-Great.

-I was on my way home. See you later.

-Wait, Awen.

-You've forgotten your fuel.

-Don't worry, Siencyn, I'll be fine.

-Goodbye!

-Cheerio!

-She's so impatient.

-Here's your equipment.

-Thanks, Siencyn.

-Oli, Beth.

-The rescue equipment has arrived,

-Dyf. We're ready.

-Sorry, I need you back here.

-We were on our way

-to raise the ship.

-There's a huge storm on the way.

-We'll have to go back tomorrow.

-Oh!

-Oh!

-

-Better safe than sorry, Oli.

-Over and out.

-I hope Awen reaches home

-before the storm arrives.

-Awen can fly above the storm.

-Of course,

-that will require more fuel.

-She will be fine, won't she?

-Of course. I'm sure.

-It's raining heavily down there.

-I don't want to miss the arrival

-of the new seaplane.

-Hey, wha... What's happening?

-Oh, no.

-No.

-No, no, no, I don't believe this.

-I don't have any fuel left.

-Awen the seaplane

-calling for help, over.

-Prepare for an emergency landing.

-Easy does it, Awen. You can do this.

-Land, please.

-Whoa, easy does it.

-Oh, no. I'm sinking.

-Help. I'm sinking.

-Hello, is anyone there?

-Hello.

-THE WARDEN WHISTLES A TUNE

-Hello, who's there? Hello?

-What on earth is that?

-Awen, the seaplane? Is that you?

-Warden? Warden, is that you?

-Yes, it's me.

-What on earth

-are you doing down there?

-I was on my way home...

-..when I was caught in the storm

-and ran out of fuel.

-Whoo-eey!

-You're in quite a pickle.

-Your whole world

-has been turned upside-down!

-What's so funny, warden? I'm stuck.

-How will I get back to the surface?

-Well, now,

-I think you'll need some help.

-I'll get Beth and Oli.

-That sounds like a good idea. Hurry.

-OK, stay right where you are.

-Stay right where you are!

-That was a good joke.

-Ahem.

-Ahem.

-

-Oh, yes.

-Don't worry, Awen.

-Cowboy warden to the rescue.

-Make room for me, coral.

-There they are.

-Oli, Beth.

-Oli, it's warden.

-Are you OK?

-I'm fine but Awen is stuck

-on the seabed near the black gutter.

-Oli, she sank in the storm.

-Is she OK?

-The only thing that's hurt

-is her pride.

-Beth, we have to help her.

-Look,

-we'll use the rescue equipment.

-Wait for me.

-Shoo, shoo.

-Shoo, shoo.

-Hey, go away. Shoo.

-Atchoo!

-Why are they taking so long?

-I don't like it down here.

-There she is.

-There she is.

-

-Oli, Beth?

-Beth and Oli to the rescue. Yee-hah!

-Awen, what happened? Are you OK?

-I ran out of fuel.

-I was in too much of a hurry.

-I've learnt my lesson now.

-Don't worry.

-We'll get you back on your feet.

-Incredible.

-Hooray.

-Yee-hah. Congratulations.

-You saved the day.

-Well done.

-I hope you learnt your lesson.

-Yes. Next time,

-I won't be in such a hurry.

-Pity I didn't see you in action.

-Did the equipment work?

-It was incredible.

-Raising that ship

-will be child's play.

-OK, Awen, your tank's full.

-Thanks. I can't wait to get home.

-Wait!

-Oops.

-Learning how to be patient

-is difficult. You have to persevere.

-I will. Can I go now?

-Yes.

-Goodbye, everyone.

-Thanks for rescuing me.

-Goodbye.

-Ta-ta!

-Cheerio!

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