Bach v Mawr 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 #

-Little v Large

-SNORING

-What on earth?

-Wake up, everyone.

-This is a real crisis.

-It's an attack.

-Don't worry your little heads.

-Come back.

-What on earth is happening up there?

-Yay! Great, Awen.

-Great!

-That was a great landing.

-You're bound to win

-the seaplane competition.

-I hope so.

-I'm competing for the first time.

-I'm sure you'll succeed.

-I'd better practise

-my landing again.

-The competition's being held

-this afternoon.

-She's so elegant, Oli.

-Yee-hah! What's happening up here?

-Warden, take care.

-You're in Awen's flight path.

-Oh, no, he's frozen to the spot.

-I'll try and stop her.

-Out of the way, Oli.

-Pull, Beth, pull!

-Move, Oli, move.

-Oli, why did you do that?

-Where's the warden?

-What's a warden?

-The warden's hat.

-He wears a hat?

-Who is he? Where is he?

-Whoo-ee. Made it by a whisker.

-You're safe.

-He's the warden?

-You must be responsible

-for all this noise.

-I almost hit your friend,

-Beth and Oli. Is he OK?

-You can ask me yourself. I'm here.

-I think he's OK.

-Great. I'm going to practise

-a little longer.

-Steady on.

-Your noise is frightening my squid.

-Squid? What's he going on about?

-They're his friends.

-He breeds squid under the waves.

-You're frightening them

-with your noise.

-I'm practising

-for the seaplane competition.

-I'm the warden and I'd appreciate it

-if you practised somewhere else.

-I don't think he realizes

-how important this competition is.

-Well, uh, I'm sure you could

-practise somewhere else.

-Where the noise

-doesn't bother anyone.

-OK then. I'll go somewhere else.

-I appreciate that.

-I'll practise further out to sea.

-I'm sure you and your squid

-don't venture out that far.

-Of course we do.

-We travel everywhere.

-Seriously?

-You have to be very careful.

-There are dangers out in the deep.

-Thanks for the advice

-but I'll be fine.

-Goodbye.

-If you have time, come and watch me.

-I don't think she's as wise

-as she thinks.

-I hope she doesn't encounter

-any problems.

-# On you go, little squid, on you go

-# There's enough seaweed

-for everyone in the world

-# On you go, on you go #

-Dear me, off you go!

-Easy does it,

-go and join the others.

-Easy does it, back you go.

-Warden,

-your squid are nervous today.

-The seaplane frightened them

-this morning.

-They look calm now.

-Uh-oh. Can you hear that noise?

-Sizzling sand, that's really noisy.

-It's the seaplane again.

-It's Awen.

-Do you know her?

-Do you know her?

-

-Yes, I do.

-I hope she doesn't get caught up

-in the seaweed.

-I warned her earlier

-about the dangers of the deep.

-Keep an eye on the squid, Wena,

-while I have a word with Awen.

-Flying fish!

-Hello, little man.

-What are you doing here?

-Warden's the name, not little man.

-I've brought the squid

-over here to graze.

-You've brought them this far out?

-You've brought them this far out?

-

-Listen, this isn't far out.

-There's a lot of seaweed here.

-I know.

-It could get caught up

-in your floats and propellers.

-Don't worry about me, little man.

-The seaweed won't bother me.

-Some of it floats up to the surface.

-Thanks, but I know what I'm doing.

-After all, I'm a licensed seaplane.

-She'd better watch out.

-Ooh, ah, help!

-Help!

-Help!

-

-That was bound to happen.

-Oh, no, I'm stuck. The seaweed's

-wrapped around my floats.

-Don't you worry. I'll help you.

-You? What can you do?

-I can...

-Go and get Beth and Oli.

-They'll know what to do.

-I'll go and get them.

-You're not willing

-to listen to me, anyway.

-Thanks. Hurry up, I don't want

-to be late for the competition.

-After three.

-One, two, three.

-She's too heavy.

-That seaweed is very tough.

-OK, stop, that's enough.

-There must be an easier way.

-Uh!

-Eurgh!

-I'll never reach the competition

-at this rate.

-Sorry, Awen,

-there's nothing we can do.

-You have to do something.

-I have an idea, but if you think

-I'm too small to help...

-..I'll return to my squid.

-No, don't leave.

-We need your help.

-No, we don't.

-He's too small to help.

-He might be small

-but he's very clever.

-Do you have a better idea?

-No, Oli. OK then, little man.

-Um... warden! What's your plan?

-Well, since you ask...

-It tickles.

-The squid are eating the seaweed

-on Awen's floats.

-That's incredible.

-I'm free. Yippee.

-Thanks, warden. You're so clever.

-It was nothing.

-I can't believe

-how much seaweed they can eat.

-They're small creatures

-with big bellies!

-Us little creatures

-can surprise many people.

-I can't go like this.

-Look at my floats.

-The judges don't care how you look.

-They're more interested

-in your ability.

-You're right. OK, I'm off.

-Goodbye, Awen.

-Go for it, girl!

-I still can't believe I won.

-Hooray.

-Hip-hip, hooray.

-I couldn't have done it

-without your help.

-Especially you, warden.

-You might be little, but you have

-the biggest heart in the world.

-You don't say. Stop it before

-my head grows bigger than my hat!

-HE LAUGHS

-THEY ALL LAUGH

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