Robin Y Diwrnod Mawr

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-# Yes, it's here

-# It's finally arrived

-# Anything is possible

-# On the big day #

-I'm Robin

-and this is my special day.

-Robin loves lorries.

-Luckily, Taid, Dad and Uncle Eifion

-have lorries.

-Robin helps each one

-with their work.

-On his big day...

-..he'll join Uncle Eifion

-as he travels far from Caernarfon...

-..and sleeps overnight in the lorry.

-This is Taid's lorry.

-Taid's work is demolition.

-He demolishes old house.

-He demolishes sheds.

-He's demolished Lidl and a hotel.

-He also demolished the old school.

-He demolished the YMCA...

-..in Colwyn Bay.

-Where was the old school?

-In Newtown and Colwyn Bay?

-Newtown, yes.

-I help out a lot

-and I recycle plastics.

-He can put the body down...

-..he can tip the body...

-..he can tip the body back

-and back again.

-Mwchder doesn't bite.

-He goes in the lorry sometimes.

-Shall we take Mwchder with us?

-Should I get him?

-Or are you going to fetch him?

-I'll fetch him.

-Hurry up.

-I'm not scared of him, OK?

-Go to him then. He won't touch you.

-He licks me.

-He's the nicest dog around.

-It's not a police dog, is it?

-It's a puppy.

-We'll put him in the lorry.

-We'll put him in the lorry.

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-OK then.

-Robin and Taid are going to do

-some demolition work today.

-They're collecting rubble from

-the Lidl shop in Holyhead, Anglesey.

-During the journey, Robin and Taid

-have the chance to talk.

-They always stop for breakfast.

-Are you hungry? What would you like?

-Sausage and bacon.

-Sausage and bacon.

-And Vimto.

-And Vimto.

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-And Vimto.

-Al's feeding us this morning.

-We always stop here to have food.

-I always have

-sausage, bacon and Vimto.

-A good feed and they're away again.

-It takes half an hour

-to travel across Anglesey.

-Robin and Taid travel along the A55.

-Holyhead. The car park of the

-supermarket which was demolished.

-There's a huge load of

-rubble, earth and soil to collect.

-Robin must stay in the lorry because

-of the dangers on a building site.

-Taid speaks to the site's foreman

-as the work is done.

-Soon, the lorry is heading back

-over the bridge to Caernarfon.

-It's raining.

-This is where the rubble

-will be unloaded.

-Ask this man

-where he wants this rubble.

-Where do you want this rubble?

-This is where the back of the lorry

-is tipped.

-Robin is concentrating as he presses

-the button to unload the rubble.

-He makes sure

-it's unloaded properly.

-I'm tipping it up and down

-to get rid of all the rubble.

-Off.

-I like country music.

-Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton

-and Patsy Cline.

-Which Patsy Cline sing did you like?

-Walking After Midnight.

-And the other one?

-What was the name of it?

-Crazy.

-Johnny Horton too.

-Which song does he sing?

-Which song does he sing?

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-North to Alaska.

-And Johnny Cash.

-Walk The Line and Ring Of Fire.

-Walk The Line and Ring Of Fire.

-I listen in the lorry

-and at home with Taid.

-Taid loves music and lorries.

-Can I sleep here tonight?

-If your mother lets you.

-Mam doesn't let me sometimes.

-Tomorrow,

-I'm rounding up some sheep.

-Robin also helps

-his other grandfather.

-Today, he's joining Dad

-and Uncle Gwilym on the farm.

-I don't need help, Gwilym!

-I'm rounding up some sheep

-with Taid. Taid Cledwyn Thomas.

-Off we go, Taid.

-OK. Watch out for the cattle grid.

-OK, stop, Taid. Stop.

-I'll round up the sheep.

-I'll round up the sheep

-into the trailer.

-Responsibility.

-Ready to take the sheep to Groeslon.

-I'll shut the door.

-Bye now.

-Another morning of work.

-Robin is helping Dad this time.

-Dad runs a skip hire company.

-He delivers them empty

-and collects them when they're full.

-This is our job.

-We collect the rubbish

-and recycle it.

-This is all scrap.

-Out of the way, Wil.

-Dad, can I go with Andy?

-No, you need to stay here.

-Has this one come from Anglesey?

-Who fetched it?

-OK.

-It's alright now.

-This is a dangerous job.

-Robin works with adults and knows

-the correct way to do everything.

-Bye-bye.

-Show us the different rubbish

-you unloaded from the skips.

-Plasterboard.

-Green waste.

-Rubble.

-Mixed waste.

-Good and bad wood.

-Plastics.

-Scrap and wood.

-That's hard plastic.

-We recycle the cardboard in Cibyn.

-I'm going to empty a skip.

-This is a small skip.

-Skip with a lid.

-There's a door on each one.

-Door, door, door, door.

-This is a large skip.

-Can I paint one?

-We paint the skips yellow.

-Dad bought the new skip in a sale.

-I like painting skips.

-Brush, please. Brush, brush, brush.

-There.

-Every one's yellow.

-We don't like blue skips any more,

-do we?

-The blue skip was ugly.

-We have a lot of skips.

-About 300.

-Use enough paint on the roller and

-make sure the whole skip is covered.

-More and more paint.

-It's not easy working out

-how much paint is needed.

-Too much and it'll drip.

-Robin's concentrating hard

-to make sure he does a good job.

-Lorries, lorries and more lorries.

-That's Robin's delight. Almost

-all his family work with lorries.

-Robin helps everyone

-as often as he can.

-He rounds up sheep,

-collects rubble and maintains skips.

-It's the big day.

-Robin's packing his belongings.

-Pyjamas, pants and DVDs.

-Socks!

-Eurgh!

-Uncle Eifion is taking me

-to Birmingham.

-I'm having a sleepover in the lorry.

-I'll sleep in the lorry.

-Uncle Eifion is a good lorry driver.

-Dad's giving me a lift.

-Are you ready, Dad?

-Yes.

-OK, let's go.

-Bring your bag with you.

-OK.

-Cheerio, Robin.

-Cheerio.

-Mam, ta-ta!

-They meet Eifion and his lorry

-in Holyhead, Anglesey.

-It's over there.

-Here it is.

-Cheerio.

-Uncle Eifion.

-Ready?

-We're picking up a trailer

-from the port first.

-Here's the lorry

-without a trailer on the back.

-It's kept somewhere else.

-This lorry has a V8 engine.

-This is the diesel tank.

-We hook up the trailer to the lorry.

-Number plate...

-..ET04 EWT.

-EWT is Eifion.

-Eifion Wyn Thomas.

-First, they collect the directions

-and paperwork from the office.

-The paperwork is in the lorry.

-We're ready to go.

-Cheerio!

-Off we go.

-Off they go to Birmingham.

-Eifion will stop at a truck stop

-halfway to Birmingham to rest.

-They'll wake early the next morning

-to avoid the traffic in Birmingham.

-I'm really, really happy here.

-Are you looking forward to sleeping?

-Are you looking forward to sleeping?

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-Yes.

-You snore, don't you?

-With a trailer.

-We've reached the truck stop.

-Let's have a cuppa.

-Let's have a cuppa.

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-Yes.

-It's windy.

-In the truck stop, there's a cafe.

-It's also a place

-where can you can wash.

-I'm getting ready

-to go to sleep in my bed.

-My pyjamas are in here.

-Ah, well, time to sleep.

-Goodnight, Eifion.

-Goodnight, Rob. Don't snore!

-No getting up, no crying.

-OK, mate.

-HE SNORES

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