Niwl ar y Mor 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 #

-FOG ON THE SEA

-Listen,

-was the fog that thick, Siencyn?

-You couldn't see your hand

-in front of your face.

-How did Seb-3 cope?

-As well as he could.

-He had to crack on with his work.

-Without a thought

-for his own safety...

-..he set off for the ocean,

-right into the thick fog.

-Was he OK? What happened?

-The red hero pulled the fleet back

-safely to the harbour.

-Incredible. Seb-3 is a real hero.

-Yes, that's true.

-Tell me another story.

-Not now, I have work to do.

-I'm way behind today. My creaking

-joints are slowing me down.

-It's a sure sign

-that the weather's changing.

-Is it? What kind of change?

-The fog's on its way in.

-I'd better crack on with my work.

-Can I help?

-Can I help?

-

-This is difficult work.

-I can do it.

-Take it easy.

-Look what you're doing.

-Whoa!

-I'm sorry.

-Watch out, Oli!

-Uh-oh.

-Get away from me.

-It's touch and go.

-It was.

-It was.

-

-Steady on. OK.

-Oh, dear.

-You look just like Seb-3.

-Do I? Great.

-Where is he? He should be here.

-He's always late.

-He'll never become a content

-researcher unless he revises.

-I'm here, Beth.

-Oli, you're red.

-You've noticed.

-I look just like Seb-3, don't I?

-Just smaller, younger

-and far less able.

-You're jealous.

-If you say so. We're meant to be

-researching bad weather patterns.

-I want adventure.

-I want to be excited.

-I want to save someone,

-just like Seb-3.

-This is Dyf the diver.

-Can you hear me?

-Clear as a bell, Dyf.

-I'm way behind with my work because

-of the weather. The fog's coming in.

-Siencyn was right.

-Wait for the fog to clear.

-Carry on with your weather research.

-That information will be crucial.

-Over and out.

-I don't like this at all.

-I'd better land

-and wait for conditions to improve.

-Flaps up, throttle back.

-I wish I was back in the harbour.

-Red suits me.

-Oli is ready to answer your call.

-Are you coming to revise, Oli?

-Yes, revise. What to do

-in bad weather - my favourite.

-I'll ask you a few questions.

-What do you do

-when you're caught in bad weather?

-Let me see.

-Mayday, mayday, mayday.

-That's Awen.

-That's Awen.

-

-Let's go.

-We can hear you, Awen.

-Where are you?

-Where are you?

-

-I've landed near the black rocks.

-The fog's so thick, I can't move.

-Does anyone have the equipment

-to rescue me?

-We'll do our best. Over and out.

-We have to contact Dyf.

-There's no need. I can rescue Awen.

-You're not experienced enough.

-There's no time to lose.

-Awen needs me.

-That's what Seb-3 would have done.

-Oli!

-You're not Seb-3.

-This fog is really thick.

-Time to dive.

-Wahoo!

-We-hey.

-I can see where I'm going.

-I'm going to be such a hero.

-Hooray!

-Oli, Oli, Oli!

-Oli, Oli, Oli!

-I'll be just like Seb-3.

-There's Awen.

-Awen.

-Oli? Is that you? You're red!

-Just like Seb-3.

-What are you doing here?

-What are you doing here?

-

-I've come to rescue you.

-Don't worry,

-I have everything under control.

-I'll have you home in no time.

-No, Oli. No.

-What's wrong?

-I can't go under the water.

-I'm a plane.

-Oh, OK.

-I'll tow you above the water.

-Oli, do you know where you're going?

-I'm taking you back to the harbour.

-Having said that,

-everywhere looks the same.

-GROWL

-What was that?

-It's nothing to be scared of.

-GROWLING

-They're everywhere.

-I'll switch off my light

-until we're out of the fog.

-OK, Good idea.

-If we go straight on,

-we're bound to see daylight soon.

-I'm sure we're close to the harbour.

-Look out for the pier.

-Oh, no. Oli, look.

-The big rock?

-We've gone around in circles.

-We're back where we started.

-I'm sorry, it's my fault. Beth

-was right. I'm too inexperienced.

-I wanted to be like Seb-3.

-Did someone mention my name?

-Am I seeing things? Seb-3 is here.

-I'm so glad to see you.

-I was on my way home

-when I saw you up here.

-When I saw Oli's red face,

-I had to take a closer look.

-Yes. I'm usually orange.

-What's happening here?

-What's happening here?

-

-I had to land because of the fog.

-Oli tried to rescue me.

-Oli tried to rescue me.

-

-I see.

-Since when do apprentices

-rescue planes?

-What's the first course of action

-in bad weather?

-I know. You should... um...

-The first course of action

-is knowing where you're going.

-By using your compass?

-By using your compass?

-

-Correct.

-Which way is home?

-Which way is home?

-

-Well, if north is that way...

-..the harbour is that way.

-North-west.

-Correct.

-Let's go.

-Oli, watch out.

-CRASH

-I forgot.

-The giant rock is that way, too.

-What's the next part

-of a rescue plan?

-Fire up your sonar

-in case you have obstacles ahead.

-Correct.

-OK. Off we go.

-Apprentice, Oli.

-Apprentice, Oli.

-

-What? I mean, yes, Seb-3?

-Have you forgotten something?

-Do you know your knots?

-Is a simple knot sufficient

-to tow a plane?

-No, sir. You need a secure knot.

-Well done.

-I'm going around in circles,

-hitting rocks, untying my knots.

-I'm not ready to rescue anyone.

-Chin up, Oli.

-When I was your age,

-I made mistakes as an apprentice.

-Did you?

-Did you?

-

-Major mistakes.

-I remember rescuing

-a fleet of sailing ships...

-..in worse conditions than this.

-Siencyn told me that story.

-"Without a thought

-for his own safety...

-"..he set off for the ocean,

-right into the thick fog."

-It's a true story,

-but believe it or not...

-..I also used the wrong knot.

-Instead of rescuing the fleet,

-I towed back one fishing boat.

-Seriously, one boat?

-THEY LAUGH

-See? The lesson I learnt

-was as valuable as yours.

-Patience, Oli.

-You'll be a hero one day.

-Until then, maybe you should revert

-to being an orange apprentice.

-Agreed, Seb-3.

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