Mynydd Mandy Sam Tân

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-# Emergency calls he does heed

-# Sam is there at double speed

-# He never fails to lend a hand

-# He keeps things calm.

-He understands

-# He rescues everyone. Sam, Sam Tan

-# Look at the good things he's done.

-Sam, Sam Tan

-# He's amazing, you know

-# Our village's great hero #

-Mandy's Mountain.

-Well, Gareth, you're going to have

-a busy day today.

-Yes, Sam, but there's nothing better

-than watching the children...

-..enjoying themselves

-on my steam engine.

-Come on, Mandy.

-What are you reading anyway?

-Climbing Mountains by Moose Roberts,

-Pontypandy's professional climber.

-In you go.

-In you go.

-

-OK.

-Come on, Mandy.

-Enjoy your day.

-Thank you, Sam Tan.

-Moose's book is great.

-I think I'd like

-to be a mountaineer.

-You're too young

-to be a mountaineer.

-No, I'm not.

-I bet you Moose lets me climb

-Pontypandy mountain today...

-..all the way to the top.

-I bet you he doesn't.

-Did you ready the part where

-he leaps over the icy ravine...

-..wearing only shorts?

-I've reached the part where he

-scales the cliff using a penknife.

-He's such a brave young man.

-I know he's brave...

-..but Sam Tan is the bravest man

-in Pontypandy.

-Oh, yes, well, if you think so.

-Hello, children. A good day

-to learn how to climb mountains.

-I can't wait.

-Off we go.

-This is the climbing wall.

-Today you'll learn how to cross

-a steep cliff.

-You'll be grabbing on to small holes

-in the cliff and using your feet...

-You thought

-we'd be climbing mountains.

-The secret is to keep your body

-close to the wall.

-Right, who's first?

-Me, me, me, me.

-OK, Mandy. Off you go. Remember...

-I know, Moose.

-Keep your body close to the wall.

-There we go.

-There we go.

-

-Show off.

-Can I climb

-Pontypandy mountain now?

-Not yet.

-You have to do more training

-before heading to the mountain.

-Right, who's next?

-Right, who's next?

-

-Me.

-You won't get anywhere near

-Pontypandy mountain today.

-Oh, yes, I will. You'll see.

-Extinguished.

-Take me down, Elvis.

-I'm sure Moose can climb that tower

-without the aid of a platform.

-Maybe, but he could never

-extinguish fires like Sam Tan.

-No, but Sam Tan hasn't written

-a book about his adventures.

-Oh, Penny. You've given me an idea.

-I'm going to write a book called

-Sam Tan - Pontypandy's Great Hero.

-I think I'm going to be a good...

-Argh!

-I don't think I like

-climbing mountains.

-I do. I love it.

-Well done, children. You've learnt

-a lot about climbing today.

-Now, it's time for me

-to go climbing on my own.

-OK then.

-You have some free time now.

-You can go to the activities centre

-or eat your picnic.

-OK.

-Where are you going to climb, Moose?

-The north face

-of Pontypandy mountain.

-I go there every day if I can.

-I expect big things from you,

-Mandy Flood.

-You were born to climb mountains.

-Really? Thanks, Moose.

-I'd like to climb

-Pontypandy mountain now.

-He said I had the talent.

-I could climb the mountain

-with him if I hurried up.

-I'm doing research for my book.

-It's called Great Hero

-and you're the hero.

-A book about me? What got into you?

-It'd be a short book.

-Oh, not at all. I'll write

-about all your brave rescues.

-It'll be very interesting.

-We can call the first story

-Norman gets stuck in the bucket.

-I pulled his foot from his shoe.

-Is that interesting?

-Oh, I thought

-it would make a great story.

-Don't worry, Sam. I'll think of

-a lot of brave things you have done.

-Oh, no. I've lost him.

-Moose? Moose? Where are you?

-I think the only way to go is up.

-I've had another idea. A better one.

-What about the day you rescued Doli

-from the training tower?

-That was just an exercise.

-It wasn't brave.

-Fire-fighter Morris.

-I've read the part when Moose used

-a bottle top and two corks to climb.

-And he was on his own.

-And he was on his own.

-

-I know. He's a brave, brave man.

-Sam's done hundreds of brave

-rescues, but I can't remember them.

-Oh, dear. I should never have

-followed Moose.

-What am I going to do now?

-Oh, ohhh...!

-You almost went!

-Thank you, Moose.

-I was in real danger there.

-We're still in danger.

-I can climb down easily but it's

-too dangerous to take you with me.

-Oh, no.

-It's time to go.

-I wonder where Mandy is?

-Mandy? Mandy Flood?

-She said she wanted to climb

-Pontypandy mountain, Mrs Chang.

-I wonder if she did?

-Oh, dear. We'd better phone Sam Tan.

-I'll go down to Pontypandy

-to pick him up.

-Mandy missing

-on Pontypandy mountain?

-Mandy missing

-on Pontypandy mountain.

-There's a child missing

-on Pontypandy mountain, Tom.

-No sign of her yet, Sam.

-Help, help!

-Don't worry.

-We'll get you down in no time.

-They're on the north face, Tom.

-I'm on my way.

-Lower the double harness.

-See you at the foot of the mountain.

-There you go. Safe and sound.

-You shouldn't climb mountains

-on your own.

-Mountains are very dangerous.

-I'm sorry, Sam. I really wanted

-to climb Pontypandy mountain.

-Before you can,

-you need more training.

-I know, Sam.

-Don't worry, Mandy,

-you'll do it one day.

-I'll give you lessons

-any time you want. No problems.

-Thank you, Moose.

-I'm glad everyone's OK.

-I bet you Moose rescued Mandy

-by doing something brave.

-No, I couldn't rescue Mandy.

-I only helped.

-Sam was the hero.

-I wouldn't say that, Mandy.

-Oh, great, I have the first

-rescue for the book.

-Chapter 1. Sam Tan's adventure

-on the mountain.

-Describe everything that happened...

-# He rescues everyone. Sam, Sam Tan

-# Look at the good things he's done.

-Sam, Sam Tan

-# He's amazing, you know

-# Our village's great hero #

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