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-I've come to the hills of Llanddewi.

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-I'm visiting Aberdeuddwr Farm.

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-Its name means

-'confluence of two rivers'...

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-..the Brefi and the Dulas, which

-join and flow down to Llanddewi.

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-Dafydd Davies and his brother, Huw,

-were raised at this farm.

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-Huw lives here,

-and Dafydd often helps him.

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-Dafydd is well-known as one

-of Europe's best stickmakers.

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-He makes his sticks

-at his home in Llanddewi...

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-..but I think he's around here,

-somewhere.

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-It's a fine day.

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-Aberdeuddwr Farm is located

-up the Brefi Valley...

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-..three miles from the village

-of Llanddewi Brefi, near Tregaron.

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-Dafydd Davies's career is very

-different from his brother's.

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-His main interest

-is making shepherd's crooks.

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-But he's always ready

-to help Huw on the farm.

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-You've been lending

-a helping hand, Dafydd.

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-Yes, I get involved,

-every now and then.

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-Where does this road lead?

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-It's a dead end, giving access

-to Brynambor on one side...

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-..and Ty Cornel Youth Hostel

-on the other.

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-But there's a track

-to Nant-llwyd and Soar y Mynydd...

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-..that's accessible

-to four-by-four vehicles.

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-This is a difficult area

-to fence.

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-If it was beside the road,

-we'd use a machine...

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-..but we're above the road,

-so we have to do it by hand.

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-It's a breath of fresh air...

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-..for you to leave your shed

-and its sawdust...

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-..to give a helping hand.

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-I help from time to time.

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-During lambing,

-I'm here for three or four weeks.

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-I also help when the sheep are

-brought down from the mountain.

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-Mankind's first crafts.

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-Your father and your uncle

-were known as the Aberdeuddwr boys.

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-Is that Aberdeuddwr?

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-Is that Aberdeuddwr?

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-Yes, that's Aberdeuddwr Farm.

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-The farm extends

-as far as the forest.

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-It's all a single holding

-that also includes Carnau Farm...

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-..Maen-yr-allor Farm and Cwm Brefi

-Farm, and it covers 1,200 acres.

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-Huw, Dafydd's brother, keeps a

-fine flock of Welsh Mountain sheep.

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-Like their predecessors...

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-..the brothers know the importance

-of constant improvement.

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-She's a useful dog, Huw.

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-She's alright -

-she's still quite young.

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-Does she understand Welsh?

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-Yes, that's usually the case

-in this area.

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-Are these the rams for next year?

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-Are these the rams for next year?

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-A few, perhaps.

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-They look strong.

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-They're Welsh Mountain sheep.

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-They're Welsh Mountain sheep.

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-Yes, most of them.

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-We cross older ewes with Bluefaceds

-to produce Mules.

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-You've done a lot

-to improve the land.

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-You're not involved

-in stickmaking, are you?

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-No - I just supply the horns.

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-That's an important job too.

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-The brothers breed rams in the

-shadow of Aberdeuddwr farmhouse.

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-A few will be sold soon,

-and the others will be kept.

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-Your rams are popular.

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-People come all the way from the

-South Wales valleys to buy them.

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-They have nice white heads.

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-My father preferred

-a white head rather than red.

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-A red head may indicate toughness,

-but he preferred a clean head.

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-I'm the same.

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-Your father and your uncle

-bought and sold sheep.

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-Yes, they worked as dealers,

-selling in Brecon.

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-His grandfather's brother,

-old Uncle Sam...

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-..was the last drover in our area

-to walk his sheep to Brecon.

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-They had a pitch

-at the market in Brecon...

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-..a pitch that they rented

-from the council.

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-They sold ewe lambs and ewes

-to farmers from South Wales.

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-Of course, the most important thing

-you're looking for in any ram...

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-..is a good horn for stickmaking.

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-Yes, I look among the older rams,

-the ones that have lost their teeth.

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-The horns need to have matured

-to their full strength.

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-I use modern presses in the workshop

-to bend and shape the horns.

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-It means I can produce

-better sticks.

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-Was stickmaking

-something you always wanted to do?

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-You've produced hundreds of sticks.

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-I was interested

-in producing furniture, initially.

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-Then it occurred to me

-that I could sell sticks as well.

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-The stickmaking business took over

-from the furniture business.

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-Sticks are all I make, now.

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-Dafydd and his wife, Carys,

-live next door to the workshop...

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-..in the centre of Llanddewi Brefi.

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-The building looks old...

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-..but it's full of the latest

-woodworking equipment.

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-Llanddewi has won the Best Kept

-Village in Wales award four times.

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-It's an ideal place to live.

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-Hello there!

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-I've never seen so much furniture,

-and so many pipes!

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-Yes, it's like the Mersey Tunnel!

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-What's the purpose

-of all these pipes?

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-They remove dust.

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-The machines create a lot of dust,

-which is bad for the chest.

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-The pipes extend up

-through workshop...

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-..and there's a big vacuum motor

-at the other end.

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-Your sticks are sold to people

-all over the world.

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-Yes - the internet is the best thing

-ever for selling my work.

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-I don't have to leave Wales, I don't

-even have to leave the house.

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-I can sell over the internet by just

-sitting down and pressing buttons.

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-But I still have to go to my

-workshop and create the produce.

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-There are lots of stickmakers

-in Wales.

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-But for most of them,

-it's a hobby, not a business.

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-I decided to make a business of it.

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-I produce sticks

-in order to sell them.

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-That was my starting point.

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-There aren't many people

-who sell sticks.

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-Making a perfect, plain stick

-is hard work.

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-If you're making

-a more colourful stick...

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-..decorated with the head

-of a pheasant or a fish...

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-..the decoration can hide a lot.

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-But a plain stick

-is very difficult to get right.

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-I started with local trials...

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-..and moved on to Welsh trials,

-and then international trials.

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-World trials have been

-an important opening for me.

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-Nowadays, we have up to 27 countries

-taking part.

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-My sticks sell all over the world -

-to America, to Europe.

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-Four months ago, I received an order

-from a man in Norway.

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-He wanted 15 sticks.

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-I have to finish that order

-before Christmas...

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-..and send them to Norway.

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-He will probably sell them on.

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-Do you make sticks solely from wood?

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-Very few sticks

-are made solely from wood.

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-Wooden sticks aren't as strong

-as sticks made with horn.

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-A horn stick will last longer.

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-Most of my sticks

-are made with Welsh rams' horns...

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-..though I also import materials

-such as buffalo horns...

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-..things like that...

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-..but not very often.

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-Dafydd, here we have

-the raw material.

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-Without this, you'd have no sticks.

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-How difficult is it

-to obtain raw material?

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-It's getting more difficult.

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-I have a friend in Scotland.

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-Together, we have a licence

-to import horns from abroad.

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-We import horns

-from places like India, Pakistan...

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-..China, Vietnam, Africa -

-all sorts of different places.

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-It's getting more difficult

-to obtain horns from UK abattoirs.

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-Since the BSE

-and foot and mouth crises...

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-..there's been a clampdown

-in UK abattoirs...

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-..though it's still allowed.

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-The government has tried to apply

-traceability to horn produce...

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-..so that you record the details

-of a horn's origin.

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-This is a buffalo horn -

-a coloured buffalo horn.

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-It's like marble - it has shades

-of green, brown, blue...

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-..and even white patches.

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-But they're very difficult

-to obtain, at the moment.

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-It's not just a matter of rarity.

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-In Italy, they're popular

-for making spectacle frames...

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-..and in Japan, they're used

-for making buttons for clothing.

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-So prices have been increasing.

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-Perhaps 10 or 12 years ago,

-I'd pay 8 to 10 per horn...

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-..today I pay 40 to 50

-per horn.

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-If I were to ask you -

-this is an incredible display...

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-..which type of horn

-is your favourite?

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-Welsh rams' horns, every time.

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-It's a very rounded horn.

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-It's the perfect horn

-for making sticks...

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-..especially shepherds' crooks.

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-The horn itself is rounded.

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-Compare it with this horn

-from a Scottish Blackface ram.

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-It's a large, awkward horn.

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-It takes a lot of time

-to work it into shape.

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-But the horn of a Welsh ram

-is perfect.

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-When people sell horned rams...

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-..the tips of the horns

-are often trimmed.

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-When you obtain horns

-where the tips have been trimmed...

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-..would you regard them as damaged?

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-Yes.

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-There are blood vessels

-inside the horn.

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-If these are damaged

-and blood flows into the horn...

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-..it acts like an acid -

-it eats away at the horn.

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-This becomes evident

-when you work on the horn...

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-..there's a big hole in it.

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-When farmers trim horns,

-it spoils them...

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-..making them unsuitable

-for stickmaking.

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-That's a huge one.

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-That's a huge one.

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-This one?

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-It's from a Highland cow.

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-I happened to be up in Lancashire,

-picking up rams' horns...

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-..and I met a man

-who kept Highland cattle.

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-It was an icy cold day.

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-A cow had got herself

-stuck in a gate...

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-..and she'd pulled this horn

-completely off her head.

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-A vet was there, stitching her head.

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-She certainly had quite a headache!

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-If anyone from the National

-Eisteddfod is watching...

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-..here's a new Hirlas Horn for you,

-from Llanddewi!

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-A mile or two from Aberdeuddwr,

-in Cwm Brefi...

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-..stands Dafydd Davies's

-original home.

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-Carnau Farm

-is still owned by the family.

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-The farms retains its character.

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-Did you build these sheds?

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-We brought people in

-to build the structures...

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-..but it was up to us

-to decide how we wanted them.

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-We did the internal work ourselves.

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-We did the internal work ourselves.

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-What's the name of this farm?

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-It's called Carnau.

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-There's a cairn on the mountain.

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-It's the site of an ancient burial.

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-A pile of stones

-marks the site of the burial.

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-People from Lampeter University

-visit it often...

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-..to investigate the burial.

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-The views are magnificent.

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-Yes, this land is still very open.

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-Is it your land,

-as far as we can see?

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-Father always used to say, when

-English people came to the farm...

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-.."As far as the eye can see."

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-What's that over there?

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-Is it an old ruin?

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-An old house - the old Cwm Brefi.

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-And then, in the distance,

-the furthest mountain...

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-..that's Cwm Brefi mountain, where

-the River Brefi has its source.

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-It flows down through the village.

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-Llanddewi Brefi takes its name

-from the river.

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-The river flows from the mountain.

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-The river flows from the mountain.

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-Isn't there a verse?

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-"Fine Llanddewi Brefi,

-where the ox bellowed nine times

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-"Until Craig y Foelallt

-split in two"

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-We passed it on the way up -

-there's a split down the middle.

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-According to legend,

-one of the oxen fell dead...

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-..the other ox bellowed nine times

-and the rock split in two.

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-You can see it on the way back.

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-You've built lots of sheds.

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-Very tidy.

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-My father built the first shed...

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-..then my brother decided

-to put pens in the shed.

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-Lambing takes place indoors.

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-My brother and I cut some trees...

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-..then we brought in a man

-from Bala who had a mobile mill.

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-We'd cut some larch trees

-from the hillside above.

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-The man sawed all the trees.

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-This was back in the '80s.

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-We used the timber

-to build small pens inside the shed.

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-The quality of the wood is far

-better than what we have today...

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-..where you can push staples in

-using just a finger!

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-Dafydd enjoys giving a helping hand

-on the family farm.

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-But stickmaking

-is still his main interest.

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-You can't keep him

-out of his workshop for long.

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-He's an expert craftsman.

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-He's also a good teacher.

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-Let's see

-if you're any good as a pupil.

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-Let's make a stick for you.

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-I'll show you the process.

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-I'll try to teach you

-how to prepare a horn.

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-This process is called bulking.

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-The horn is worked

-to make it rounded...

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-..instead of this flat shape.

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-We're making it rounded.

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-We give it a camber.

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-You can make this flat piece

-rounded?

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-You heat it, and since it's fibrous,

-you can manipulate it.

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-You heat the horn.

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-Not the inner part,

-just the lower part.

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-Take it lower.

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-Don't go all over the place.

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-Did you ever listen at school?

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-Did you ever listen at school?

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-I said the lower part, not all over.

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-I said the lower part, not all over.

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-Just the lower part?

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-Move upwards

-about half an inch at a time.

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-Let's see if it moves.

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-It becomes like putty.

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-Just this spot?

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-That's right, just that part.

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-These two vices,

-or whatever you call them...

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-..that are holding the horn -

-they're quite unusual.

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-They're called presses.

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-The late Wil Edwards,

-my brother-in-law, and I..

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-...put our heads together

-one day in the workshop...

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-..and devised and constructed

-these jigs.

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-It's taking a long time to heat.

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-It takes about 12 hours of work

-to mould a whole horn.

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-People don't realise

-how long it takes.

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-I like making plain sticks -

-they're my ideal sticks.

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-I have a plain stick over here,

-made using a Welsh ram's horn.

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-That's practically perfect.

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-Look at the horn.

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-It's clean.

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-Shaping a horn like this

-is very difficult.

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-What wood is it - hazel?

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-The colour is wonderful.

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-The colour is wonderful.

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-Yes, it's hazel.

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-It's multicoloured.

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-It reminds me of snakeskin.

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-There are lots of different colours

-on the shank.

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-It's completely natural.

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-These trees grow in wet valleys...

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-..where moss grows on the bark,

-causing the colour to change.

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-The best place to find them these

-days is under coniferous trees...

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-..where very acid rainwater

-drips on to the branches.

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-There's a lot of acidity

-in coniferous trees...

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-..and this causes the bark

-to change colour.

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-They're hard to find,

-but we have a few sources in Wales.

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-That's a superb stick.

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-It's won prizes at several shows.

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-It's a stick I want to keep.

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-It's won the champion stick award

-several times at various shows.

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-Do you put more effort

-into work for a competition?

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-Yes - you spend more time

-perfecting the handle...

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-..and the finishing,

-the varnishing.

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-Everything must be perfect.

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-With sticks made for selling, I'd

-usually apply two coats of varnish.

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-Sticks for competitions

-need four or five coats.

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-I like to carve the animals

-I see around me almost every day.

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-Of course, there are some

-creatures, such as bald eagles...

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-..that I don't see every day.

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-But it's a popular stick.

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-I make lots of these to sell to

-countries like America and Canada.

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-Look at that beak!

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-Again, it's made from a single horn.

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-Nothing has been added to the horn -

-it's just a single piece.

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-I heat the horn and draw the beak

-to make it rounded.

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-Here's a new stick I made recently

-for a local customer.

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-This woman's father, Bleddyn,

-is celebrating his 60th birthday.

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-Bleddyn has working terriers.

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-But instead of carving a dog

-on the handle, I've carved a fox.

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-On the other side,

-I've carved his name, Bleddyn.

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-Here's a stick

-that's a work in progress.

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-Here it is.

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-I'm carving the handle

-to look like a red kite.

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-Most people think red kites

-have red heads...

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-..but in reality,

-they have grey heads.

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-Their bodies are red.

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-So I'll be adding some red.

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-The head is grey

-but there's some red in the neck.

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-I'll add more red towards the back.

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-The final element when making

-a stick is placing the eyes.

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-The eyes bring the animal alive.

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-I have a golden eagle in the rack.

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-Let me show you what I've done

-with the golden eagle.

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-I've put its eyes at an angle.

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-Can you see?

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-Its eyes are at an angle

-so that it looks predatory.

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-You've put a lot of work into this.

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-That's where the power is.

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-It's very good.

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-Next time, I'll make one

-with an open beak...

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-..as if it's about to snatch

-its prey.

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-Dafydd spends most of his time

-in the workshop, making sticks.

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-His wife, Carys,

-has plenty to do, too.

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-This afternoon, she's polishing

-shepherds' whistles...

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-..made from sheep's horns.

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-Carys, are you in charge

-of the whistles?

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-I find them fascinating.

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-They make an incredible sound.

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-If you say so -

-I can't get any sound from them!

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-The trouble is, plastic whistles

-are formed in a mould.

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-They're rough

-when they come out of the mould.

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-They're mass produced

-in their thousands...

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-..they're not made by hand.

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-But I make them all by hand.

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-They're made from horn?

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-They're made from horn?

-

-Yes, they're made from horn.

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-The thing about horn is that

-it stays at the same temperature.

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-When you put it to your lips,

-even in winter when it's freezing...

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-..the whistle won't freeze you.

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-Freezing metal sticks to your lips

-and can even draw blood.

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-Horn is always the same temperature.

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-It's an easy whistle to use.

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-You place it in your mouth and you

-keep your tongue behind the whistle.

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-Then you just put the tip

-of your tongue over the whistle.

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-HE WHISTLES

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-When you take a dog

-out on the mountain...

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-..it can hear this whistle

-at distances up to a mile.

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-It makes a very high-pitched noise.

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-It's a very piercing sound.

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-If I sent my dog a mile away,

-I'd need to give him a phone!

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-He wouldn't hear me, otherwise!

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-WHISTLING

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-Lie down, you rascal!

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