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-# La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la

-# In the garden, in the garden

-# La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la

-# In the garden, in the garden

-# Join us in the garden

-# Come and play with us

-# Outside in the open air

-# There's a warm welcome for you

-# Gwilym, Dilwyn, Moc and Blod

-# Animals large and small

-# Lili and Lefi

-# Wali Wych and a bee named Fflach

-# La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la

-# In the garden, in the garden

-# La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la

-# In the garden, in the garden #

-Hello, you.

-I don't feel that well today.

-Look at my eye. I look so silly

-with this patch on my eye.

-However, my eye does feel better

-thanks to the doctor.

-But I look silly.

-Everyone in the garden

-will laugh at me.

-BUZZING

-Fflach? Are you there?

-Yes? No?

-Yes? No?

-Yes? No?

-One for me.

-Another one for me.

-Oh, hello.

-I love vegetables.

-Especially vegetables

-I've grown myself in the garden.

-I like to eat them, too.

-Hey, Gwil.

-Do you have a moment to spare?

-For you, Fflach, of course.

-What's wrong?

-A big problem in the forest.

-I've never seen Wali Wiwer so down.

-He went to see the doctor today

-about his eye. Is he OK?

-Yes. But dear me, he's down.

-He has a patch on his eye and he

-thinks everyone will laugh at him.

-We'll have to do something, Gwil.

-A patch on his eye.

-Wali Wiwer must look like a pirate.

-Ha-ha!

-You're right, Gwilym,

-he looks like a pirate.

-A pirate, yeah.

-He's always wanted to be a pirate.

-Oh, yeah.

-We'd better try

-and raise his spirits.

-Hey, I've had an idea.

-Yeah.

-Nuts, nuts, nuts!

-Nuts, nuts, nuts!

-What? When? Who saw some nuts?

-Where are the nuts?

-Wali, I didn't say nuts.

-I said hello, butt.

-No nuts? This is the worst day ever.

-What's wrong, Wali?

-Tell your friend.

-What's wrong?

-How can you ask such a question

-when I look like this?

-Like what?

-Haven't you noticed this?

-What?

-This.

-Oh, I thought you were dressed

-ready for our great adventure.

-Adventure? What adventure?

-I've found a treasure map.

-I thought we'd be the best pirates

-to find the treasure in the garden.

-Treasure? In the garden?

-Pirates? Patch on my eye? Wali Wych!

-This is going to be

-an incredible adventure.

-Off we go.

-Oh, what do I need?

-The map.

-The map.

-

-The map.

-# Come on, it's time to go

-on a great adventure

-# Our legs are wobbling

-right down to the ground

-# What lies ahead? Plenty of fun

-# Come on an adventure with us

-# Some go on an adventure

-into space to see the stars

-# In a large rocket

-travelling faster and faster

-# Others are sailing the seven seas

-# Through rough waves

-and stormy winds

-# Come on, it's time to go

-on a great adventure

-# Our legs are wobbling

-right down to the ground

-# What lies ahead? Plenty of fun

-# Come on an adventure with us

-# One step after another, we travel

-# Far and wide

-# Far and wide

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-# Feeling brave and strong

-# Yes indeed

-# Through the forest we will go

-# I don't feel quite right

-# The road ahead is clear

-# Come on, it's time to go

-on a great adventure

-# Our legs are wobbling

-right down to the ground

-# What lies ahead? Plenty of fun

-# Come on an adventure with us #

-OK, Fflach. The map says

-we have to take three steps forward.

-One, two, three.

-What does it say now, Wali Wiwer?

-No, not Wali Wiwer.

-Captain Wali,

-the maddest pirate in the garden.

-It says - on the oak tree...

-..you'll find a yellow leaf.

-On it, you'll find some writing.

-There it is.

-There's the yellow leaf.

-Come quickly.

-Go and find the hopper

-that's very pretty.

-It's sitting on something new

-in the garden.

-That's it. This clue is too hard.

-Hopper! Let's go home.

-Our adventure is over.

-That's not the way Captain Wali,

-the maddest pirate in the garden...

-..responds to a challenge.

-We have to be clever pirates.

-What or who hops in the garden?

-I don't know. Even Blod the frog

-would be a better pirate than me.

-That's it. You're great.

-Blod the frog. She hops

-from one place to the next.

-Well done, Wali. You're great.

-I'm Wali Wych!

-Right, where are we going next?

-To Blod, of course. Come on.

-We are the pirates.

-Searching for our treasure.

-It's hard meditating with

-noisy animals around the place.

-We're not noisy animals.

-We're noisy pirates.

-The noisy bit is right, anyway.

-We're on a big adventure.

-We've found a treasure map.

-We've been searching for clues

-and you're sitting on something new.

-Oh, yes. This stone arrived earlier.

-It came all the way from a shop.

-And yes, Fflach,

-I do look pretty on it.

-Now that you mention it,

-there was a note on this stone.

-That's the next clue.

-It says on the map

-that we'll find a clue here.

-Where's the note, Blod?

-It was blown away by the wind.

-I'm sure someone as clever as you

-remembers what it said.

-Of course I remember.

-Of course I remember.

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-The next clue is in the water.

-Ask the two who like to swim.

-In the water?

-Ask the two...

-Lili and Lefi, the fish.

-Thanks, Blod.

-I've said time and time again.

-My name's Blodeuwedd.

-Pirates, really.

-Now then, where was I?

-Oh, yes, I was meditating.

-Hello, hello.

-Today, we're on a treasure hunt.

-That's the first clue.

-The first clue is near a tree

-that grows a long yellow fruit.

-A banana.

-This way.

-Look, bananas.

-The next clue

-is in a very wet place.

-Mm, where can it be?

-Let's try the water fountain.

-Let's try the water fountain.

-

-Yes. Off we go.

-The next clue is near something

-which stands in a field...

-..and scares the crows away.

-A scarecrow.

-Off we go.

-Here's the scarecrow.

-Here's the clue.

-The treasure is next

-to something green.

-We eat it,

-especially on St David's Day.

-A leek.

-What?

-What?

-

-We cook it in a cawl.

-Off we go.

-Wow. The treasure.

-Hey, a kite each.

-Let's fly them.

-Yeah.

-Treasure? Where is the treasure?

-I don't know. How should I know?

-We don't know because we're

-following the clues on the map.

-The final clue led us to you.

-Come on, tell Captain Wali,

-the bravest pirate in the world...

-..where to find the treasure.

-I remember - there was a note

-at the bottom of the lake...

-..but the water destroyed it.

-What did it say?

-That's a hard one. Oh, yeah.

-By the prettiest tree in the garden,

-you'll find the treasure.

-Count every step and finding

-the treasure will be a pleasure.

-Hooray - we're going to be rich.

-I'll never

-have to collect nuts again.

-I'll have enough money

-to buy all the nuts in the world.

-I'll have a castle in the forest

-and a swimming pool.

-We haven't found the treasure yet.

-You're right. Let's find the tree.

-Eight steps.

-Nine steps.

-Ten steps. At last, we're here.

-Hooray, hooray.

-There's no treasure here.

-Other pirates must have stolen it.

-All that work

-and no treasure at the end.

-That's not fair.

-What's this, Wali?

-Eh? Eh?

-Wali Wych! It's here, Fflach.

-The treasure.

-I've found the treasure.

-Yippee-dippy-doo. Nuts, nuts.

-Nuts of all kind.

-This is the best treasure

-in the world.

-THEY LAUGH

-Oh, wow.

-# It's time

-to say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

-# It's time

-to say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

-# It's time

-to say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

-# It's time

-to say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

-# Goodbye

-# Goodbye #

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