Guto Y Diwrnod Mawr

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-# Yes, it's here

-# It's finally arrived

-# Anything is possible

-# On this special day #

-I'm Guto. This is my big day.

-Guto lives in the Cardigan area.

-He helps his father with his work.

-I like things that have wheels.

-There are all kinds of things -

-tractors, cars...

-..quads.

-I like them when they're fast.

-Dad's tractor is quite slow today.

-Guto is keeping an eye on it.

-The wood is slipping.

-I'm worried the top will get stuck

-and the tractor will flip over.

-The front of every tractor is heavy.

-I don't think this one

-will flip over but we have to check.

-Guto knows his tractors,

-that's for sure.

-I like a lot of the bits

-on the front.

-I like those.

-If a car approaches

-when you're on a narrow lane...

-..and the driver can't see the roof,

-it'll crash.

-If the driver can see the lights,

-it'll slow down.

-These are my tractors.

-An array of vehicles

-for farmers and contractors.

-This one mows.

-It leaves a lot of large bits.

-It take up a lot of room.

-This one comes along

-and squeezes through the gap.

-These two come next.

-And the self-propelled.

-This self-propelled is a machine

-that puts the grass on the trailer.

-This goes into the trailer,

-like this.

-This is how it works.

-Just like that.

-Today,

-Guto is meeting his friend, Bert.

-Bert has a great collection

-of old tractors.

-All makes for all purposes.

-The oldest one is next to the fence.

-The Massey Ferguson.

-No, it's a David Brown.

-That's the oldest.

-And then you move on to...

-The most recent.

-Which one is your favourite?

-Which one is your favourite?

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-The blue tractor.

-This is the diesel pump.

-It goes over there, back to here

-and starts the engine.

-Up you get.

-Beep-beep-beep-beep-beep.

-Wow!

-The engine sounds good.

-There's the fan belt.

-Bert's good at looking after

-tractors.

-They all work well.

-Can we see the JCB?

-What do you want to see?

-I want to learn

-how the lift goes up and down.

-In you go.

-In you go.

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-It looks good.

-There you go.

-This is the ladder.

-It carries manure bags.

-The hydraulic system

-helps to lift things up.

-How much do you want for her?

-How much can you afford?

-How much can you afford?

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-150,000.

-I'll take that!

-When I grow up,

-I want to be a farmer.

-I'm going to buy a JCB - I need one.

-Dad's a contractor

-and my uncle is a farmer.

-Contractors don't keep cattle

-or any other animal.

-Contractors help farmers.

-Cheerio, Bert,

-and hello to working with Dad.

-What are they doing today?

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

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-Scattering the grass to help it dry.

-Why?

-If it's drier, it'll be fresher.

-Dad's a contractor.

-Some farmers don't have machines.

-They ask Dad to give them a hand.

-Dad does the silage for them.

-The silage is grass

-that will feed the cattle.

-This farmer has 400 cattle.

-He needs a lot of food

-for his cattle.

-How much milk will he get?

-Geraint will get

-a lot of milk from this.

-We'll have to try and get this in

-before Friday.

-It's a good day.

-Are you hot? Are you OK?

-Aye.

-We'll have lunch

-once we've finished this.

-Today, Guto's having a special

-lesson in Llangrannog's Urdd camp.

-A quad driving lesson.

-Put this down...

-..this slides over to there...

-..and you push that down.

-Press that and you go on, then fast.

-Press it gradually

-and you go faster.

-You go around the track.

-Helmet on my head.

-A neck brace holds my neck in place.

-I'm the first person in my family

-to ride a motorbike.

-It's a great experience

-and I feel excited.

-I'll tell Dad I've been on a quad

-and he'll be happy.

-Guto helps his father.

-He understand everything

-about tractors and farm machinery.

-He's always learning more.

-He also likes learning to drive.

-On his special day, he'll join

-the horses, tractors and old cars...

-..for the Barley Saturday parade

-in Cardigan.

-The big day is here.

-Get up, boys, it's Barley Saturday.

-Barley Saturday?

-Time to get up.

-Guto and Bedwyr need some breakfast

-before they head to Cardigan...

-..and the excitement

-that lies ahead.

-I need breakfast.

-Breakfast is ready.

-Weetabix.

-It looks like scrambled egg!

-It's cold!

-Can I have Weetabix?

-There are a lot of different

-cars, horses and tractors.

-A lot of children attend.

-If they want to see a tractor...

-..they might see a red tractor

-they've never seen before.

-They can see it on Barley Saturday.

-The day starts with a tractor

-exhibition and horse showing.

-This is Bert's car.

-It's about 50 years old.

-I can't wait to go for a ride

-in this car.

-It looks like the Batmobile!

-I'm Batman. He's Robin.

-What will we see in town? People?

-Lots of people.

-Over a hundred?

-The tractors go ahead of us -

-we won't see them.

-The cars will follow each other.

-I'm going to see the tractors.

-CASE International.

-I like that large

-David Brown tractor. This one.

-Dad knows the man

-who drives this one.

-It's a David Brown tractor.

-Bedwyr,

-do you like this one or that one?

-That one.

-That one.

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-McCormick? It's rubbish!

-What do you want to know?

-Where did you get this car?

-It was registered in the Isle of

-Wight and I bought it in Cambridge.

-England? In England?

-Yes.

-When will you buy a Ford?

-I don't buy Fords.

-Why not?

-I don't want one.

-There's plenty of choice.

-I won't get in this car again!

-In you get.

-Bert's car is worth a lot of money.

-100,000 or 4,000.

-I wouldn't buy it.

-It's a Vauxhall. I want a Ford.

-I might buy the Cosworth down there.

-Here's the Cosworth.

-It says Cosworth.

-Sierra RS.

-They're old cars

-but they sound like modern cars.

-This is a fast car.

-Sounds good.

-I like this one and the Ford.

-You like this one now, do you?

-I like the sound.

-It's very loud.

-Off we go.

-Ready? Away we go.

-The parade begins.

-What is Barley Saturday?

-Years ago, everyone finished

-baling hay by Barley Saturday.

-They brought the shire horse down

-and walked them around town.

-The tradition continues to this day.

-The tractors follow the horses.

-The tractors help farmers

-with their work.

-The horses would do a lot of work

-on the farm.

-With the advent of the Fergie,

-farmers started buying tractors.

-Does this car have a flying button?

-Yes.

-It's an ejector seat.

-I press the button and you fly out!

-Did you bring a parachute?

-No.

-You're joking!

-How powerful is this car?

-It's two litre.

-There's a big crowd here.

-How are you?

-Is it always this busy?

-No.

-There are hundreds of people

-on the streets of Cardigan...

-..watching and clapping.

-Take the plaque from him

-and keep it.

-There you go. Thank you very much.

-Cheers, boys.

-Guto's in the car and you'll

-see them on TV - Y Diwrnod Mawr!

-It's a big day for Bert too.

-People are having a lot of fun

-during the parade.

-Soon, the parade is over

-for another year.

-How are we supposed to go in?

-How are we supposed to go in?

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-Go straight up.

-Back up to the top?

-I'm off to have a bite to eat.

-In the car? I'll come with you.

-You're starting to like

-the Vauxhall!

-Can I buy it?

-Can I buy it?

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-You want to buy it?

-Sit back

-and we'll discuss the price.

-How much do you have?

-How much do you have?

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-One pound!

-2,000.

-Higher. And higher again.

-100,000.

-100,000.

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-You've gone to the extreme now.

-It was exciting

-when the people clapped.

-I was proud to be

-in the Vauxhall with Bert.

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