Y Ffynnon Ddymuniadau Peppa

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-I'm Peppa.

-This is my little brother, George.

-This is Mami Mochyn.

-And this is Dadi Mochyn.

-The Wishing Well.

-Taid Mochyn is showing Peppa

-and George around his garden.

-Here are my cabbages,

-broccoli and sprouts.

-Oooh!

-Potatoes, carrots

-and beetroots live here.

-And over there... is the fruit.

-What is this, Taid?

-That, Peppa, is a weed.

-What is a weed?

-A weed is a cheeky plant

-growing in the wrong spot.

-Pull it out

-and throw it in this bucket.

-There's no room for weeds

-in my tidy garden.

-Taid Mochyn

-is very proud of his garden.

-Maybe there is room

-to grow a little strawberry here?

-In the middle of my carrots?

-No, Peppa.

-Strawberries belong with the fruit.

-Everything has its place.

-Isn't that right, Nain Mochyn?

-Yes.

-Can we find a little place for this?

-Err, no.

-What is it?

-It's a plastic gnome, Peppa, and

-he's going to live in our garden.

-Oh, no, he isn't. There's no room.

-There is plenty of room.

-What about here?

-I can't have that ugly thing

-looking at me all day.

-Peppa, George,

-do you think my gnome looks ugly?

-No, I think he looks cute.

-There, you're outnumbered.

-The gnome stays.

-And here come the rest of them.

-And here come the rest of them.

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-What?

-Mr Tarw is bringing Mr Gnome

-a truck load of new friends.

-Hooray!

-But gardens are for plants,

-not plastic.

-Where do you want the gnomes?

-We don't want gnomes, thank you.

-Goodbye.

-Naughty Taid Mochyn.

-Those are Nain Mochyn's gnomes.

-Oh, it appears we do want gnomes.

-Okey-dokey.

-They're lovely.

-There's this as well. Cheerio.

-Thank you. Goodbye.

-What's this? A giant gnome?

-No, it's a well.

-What is a well?

-A well, Peppa, is a very deep hole

-with water in it.

-As it happens, I do need water for

-my garden, so a well will be useful.

-But that is not a well.

-It's made of plastic.

-And there's no hole.

-It's beautiful.

-What's the point

-of a well without water?

-It's a wishing well. You throw

-a coin into it and make a wish.

-Can I make a wish?

-Of course, Peppa.

-Here's a little coin.

-I wish... I wish...

-Don't tell us what you wish for.

-Don't tell us what you wish for.

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-OK.

-Finished.

-Very good.

-Do the wishes always come true?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Oh, goody.

-It's time for Grandpa

-to take you home.

-Cheerio.

-Goodbye, little ones.

-You are very lucky having

-a wishing well in your garden.

-Do you think so, Peppa?

-Yes. You can wish

-for things whenever you want.

-And the wishes always come true

-because Nain Mochyn said so.

-Yes.

-Do you want to know

-what I wished for?

-What did you wish for, Peppa?

-I wished that I could have a wishing

-well and gnomes in my garden.

-Oh, well. I think we can do that.

-Peppa and George have arrived home.

-Mami, Dadi,

-I made a wish and it came true.

-Really. What did you wish for?

-Lots of gnomes

-and a wishing well for our garden.

-Oh.

-Taid Mochyn,

-I don't think we have enough room.

-Nonsense. You've got plenty of room.

-Er, Yes. I suppose so.

-Peppa and George

-love gnomes and wishing wells.

-Everybody loves gnomes

-and wishing wells.

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