Fri, 28 Oct 2016 Heno

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-Hello, good evening and welcome

-to Friday night's Heno.

-Yes, the weekend is here!

-Halloween parties will be

-taking place across the country.

-Gareth is here with tips on how

-to create some horrific party food.

-Welcome to the programme.

-What do you have in store for us?

-We've got some spooky treats

-for big and little kids!

-Remove the flesh from the oranges.

-of the eyes and mouth.

-You've got some fantastic ideas.

-Tomorrow night, there's an important

-To remind us all, Gerallt is waiting

-for us at Bangor Railway Station.

-Good evening, Gerallt.

-I'm waiting to catch the train.

-This weekend,

-we turn the clocks back.

-It's imperative that we all know

-which way it turns.

-Also this weekend, over 2,000 will

-be running the Snowdonia Marathon.

-Everyone has their own story,

-everyone their worthy causes.

-Tonight, we'll meet

-some of those brave runners.

-Tomorrow night at Bronwydd Hall,

-there's a chance to relive the '80s.

-But it's for one night only!

-One of the bands from that period

-is back.

-Who remembers this?

-I'm sure you've guessed correctly.

-That was, of course, Eryr Wen.

-Whilst Gareth and I

-start preparing here...

-..it's time for you at home

-to step back into the 1980s.

-Imagine the year, 1980.

-The biggest bands are ruling

-the roost in the music charts.

-Blondie, Elton John,

-Michael Jackson and Queen.

-Back here in Wales,

-a new Welsh band has been formed...

-..by a group of friends from

-Carmarthen Grammar School, Eryr Wen.

-36 years later, the band have got

-back together for one night only...

-..here in Bronwydd Hall.

-# In the morning

-when day is dawning #

-I don't think there was ever

-any intention to even consider...

-..that we would get back together.

-But I must admit, that by now,

-I'm quite confident.

-I'm so confident...

-..I'll donate 10 to the charity for

-every bum note I play on the night.

-We were never the perfect band

-but we had a lot of fun.

-We have been rehearsing and the

-songs are coming back to us slowly.

-There's a beginning and an end,

-and hopefully a middle in-between!

-It will be fine.

-As far as measuring the band's

-success is concerned...

-..Eryr Wen records are being sold

-in Amsterdam for 50.

-I think it's because people

-like the sleeves!

-Just the sleeves.

-Just the sleeves.

-

-Yes!

-# Gloria, come home #

-The band did gain some success.

-In 1987, they won Can i Gymru

-with Gloria Tyrd Adre.

-Eryr Wen are reuniting

-for one night only...

-..to celebrate the life of Andrew

-Pwmps Davies, our former drummer.

-Andrew is know across Wales

-for many different reasons...

-..as a cameraman, friend...

-..and a supporter of rural

-communities in West Wales.

-His friends got together to help.

-At the time, we had to buy a drug

-that was only available elsewhere.

-Unfortunately, the drug

-couldn't treat his cancer.

-Andrew wanted whatever was left in

-the fund to be used to help others.

-The new fund is for people

-in the creative industries...

-..whether you're a writer,

-presenter, cameraman or actor.

-You can ask us for financial help if

-you're diagnosed with this cancer.

-It's going to be a really fun night,

-full of nostalgia.

-Andrew would have been delighted.

-I'm looking forward to the evening.

-It will be nice

-once we've finished our set...

-..so we can sit down, enjoy

-Ail Symudiad and have a chat.

-It's safe to say

-that there's no new material!

-We are going to play the old...

-favourites because they're not!

-We'll play the old songs,

-just the old ones.

-Enjoy that concert tomorrow night.

-It's for a very worthy cause too.

-Monday is Halloween

-but if you're anything like me...

-..the celebrations start tomorrow.

-Gareth is here to help us decide

-what to cook for those parties.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Where shall we start?

-We start with the savouries.

-We've got some witches fingers.

-We've got some shortcrust pastry.

-You can also freeze the pastry

-and leave it to defrost.

-Slice the pasty into squares.

-Have the recipe at hand.

-The kids can get involved.

-Children can help you make them.

-I'm having a party tomorrow.

-Take fresh thin sausages.

-Detach the string of sausages.

-Roll the pastry around the sausages.

-Roll them in the pastry raw.

-Brush with egg and salt.

-Glaze the pastry with some beaten

-egg.

-The glaze will seal the pastry.

-Bake for 20 minutes.

-Create a black nail with an olive.

-They look great.

-Next, we make cheesy spiders.

-We're using puff pastry.

-Glaze the pastry with a beaten egg.

-We want a golden colour.

-Create the shape of a spider.

-Slice six strips.

-Stick them together.

-They look great.

-Next, we have some frog legs.

-Next, we've got chicken drumsticks.

-Brush pesto over the meat.

-with crushed crisps.

-Bake for 20 minutes.

-We'll have more Halloween ideas

-from Gareth later in the programme.

-After the break...

-..we'll join Gerallt at Bangor

-station and at Clynnog Fawr...

-..as he reminds us all to turn

-those clocks back tomorrow evening.

-And we'll be wishing

-the best of luck...

-..to the 2,000 of you running

-the Snowdonia Marathon tomorrow.

-It's a busy weekend

-across the whole country...

-..and here are some more events

-coming your way in our Calendar.

-Come to Cylch Meithrin Felinfach's

-Halloween party in Felinfach Hall...

-..this Sunday, 30 October at 3.00pm.

-There's a warm welcome to you all.

-Enter our fancy dress

-and pumpkin carving competitions.

-Refreshments will be available.

-A Handmade Crafts Fair

-takes place at City Hall, Cardiff...

-..this Saturday and Sunday.

-It starts at 10.00am and tickets

-are available on the door.

-Over 100 stallholders will be

-selling all kind of products...

-..perfect for Christmas shopping.

-A Cymamfa Ganu will take place

-at New Church, Aberdaron...

-..on Sunday evening,

-30 October at 8.00pm.

-Hymns will be sung

-from Caneuon Ffydd...

-..and all proceeds will go

-to New Church, Aberdaron.

-Enjoy a Sunday afternoon concert

-on 30 October with Ensemble Cymru.

-It takes place at Pontio Studio,

-Bangor, between three and four.

-the centre between one and two.

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-We're back in the

-kitchen with Gareth.

-What Halloween treats are you

-preparing for us this evening?

-We've got devilled eggs for you now.

-This is perfect for breakfast.

-Take some soft boiled eggs.

-Add red dye to the egg yolk.

-It changes the colour of the yolk.

-You can also use soldiers.

-We've got knives as the soldiers.

-We've got some meringue

-to make some bones.

-Bake them.

-After all those parties

-tomorrow evening...

-..we'll have one important job

-still to do before bedtime.

-Gerallt is at Bangor railway station

-to remind us about that chore.

-Welcome to Bangor station where

-remember to turn those clocks back.

-It's very important for travellers.

-Goodbye!

-This year, the ritual

-of turning the clocks back...

-..reaches a very important

-milestone.

-Exactly a century ago, William

-Willett, a builder from Surrey...

-..put pressure on the government

-to put the clocks forwards.

-He'd noticed that people

-were still in bed...

-..as

- ger

-in the spring.

-Willett didn't live to see

-his campaign succeeding.

-For craftsmen like Michael Atkin,

-who repairs and maintains clocks...

-..changing the hour reminds him...

-..that his customers

-love their clocks.

-They are like children

-to some of them.

-They have been passed down

-through the generations...

-..especially the farmhouse clocks.

-Some of the older folk have lived

-all their lives with clocks...

-..given to them by their parents.

-Maybe the husband has looked

-after the clock his entire life.

-The wife wasn't allowed to touch it!

-If anything happens to the husband,

-the wife phones me here...

-..asking me to go over there because

-she's afraid of touching the clock.

-I have to go there to show her

-how to wind it and care for it.

-All these clocks have their

-own individual personality.

-Indeed, no two are the same.

-There are differences in all

-the movements within the clock.

-Sometimes, I spot inscriptions

-scratched inside them...

-..sometimes as far back

-as the 1600s or 1700s.

-It might have a name like

-Robert Jones or whoever it is.

-The biggest surprise for me

-is to see a digital clock.

-I use that to test the other clocks.

-That signal comes from Rugby

-and it's very accurate.

-I use it to check the old clocks.

-I know that is the correct time...

-..so if I can get the old clocks to

-keep the same time, then I'm happy.

-This weekend,

-we'll be turning the clocks back.

-Michael Atkin

-has some words of advice for us.

-we remember when we turn it back?

-Never turn the hands backwards.

-The sensible thing to do

-is to stop the pendulum for an hour.

-I get phone calls from people who

-have turned the hands backwards...

-..and damaged the strike

-of the clock.

-If it doesn't, then do what you like

-but for those which do chime...

-Always stop the pendulum.

-It's that simple.

-Some wise words of advice

-from Michael Atkin.

-It's interesting to remember that

-before the onset of the railways...

-..there was no need

-for a clock in Cardiff...

-..to have the same time

-as one here in Bangor.

-However, timetables demanded that

-times were synchronised everywhere.

-People on the railways

-like to say...

-..that you shouldn't worry if you

-forget to turn the clocks back.

-If you've got a train to

-catch on Sunday, you won't miss it.

-You'll just be at the station an

-hour before everyone else!

-Wherever you're going this weekend,

-have a safe journey and remember...

-..the clocks go back one hour.

-Thank you, Gerallt.

-Make sure you turn back

-those clocks!

-At 10.00am tomorrow,

-2,000 runners...

-..will challenge themselves over

-the tough terrain of North Wales...

-..in the Snowdonia Marathon.

-The 26-mile course take them

-from the start in Llanberis...

-..over to Beddgelert, Rhyd Ddu,

-Betws Garmon and Waunfawr...

-..before crossing the finish line

-back in Llanberis.

-Today was registration day...

-..and our cameras were there

-to wish them luck.

-Today is an important day

-for the marathon.

-It's the day before the race itself.

-It's very important to me because

-I'm in charge of the registration.

-I think this is my tenth one.

-I haven't run any other marathons

-like Chester or Manchester.

-I've only ever ran the Snowdonia

-Marathon.

-Last year, I ran it six times

-in six days with a friend of mine.

-This year, once is enough.

-I hadn't decided to run

-until about a month ago...

-..when I went out for a run.

-That's what we're going

-to do tomorrow, enjoy it.

-There is no pressure.

-and we'll be chatting away.

-It's down to me if I'll run it

-in four or six hours.

-It's my fourth marathon.

-I am running for Caroline Gregory.

-She has been working

-in the Jungle in Calais.

-Caroline's job is to help

-with registration...

-children don't go missing.

-We need people there to ensure

-that others are protected.

-I obviously have to

-change my clothes.

-People will see a runner,

-not a bishop.

-I'm a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde.

-who is running on Saturday.

-It's a bit foggy

-here in Llanberis today.

-We are hoping

-for better weather tomorrow.

-Good luck to everyone

-who's talking part.

-It's been recognized as the toughest

-marathon in Europe, which it is.

-Snowdonia is what makes it unique.

-It goes through communities like

-Beddgelert, Nant Gwynant, Rhyd Ddu.

-They don't get much attention

-throughout the year...

-..but everyone comes out

-to make this race what it is.

-I tell those who are running

-for the first time just to enjoy it.

-In my tenth race I will definitely

-spot something new tomorrow.

-Good luck to all the runners, which

-include our very own Angharad Mair.

-Good luck Angharad

-from all of us here in Tinopolis.

-If you're going to watch the race,

-keep an eye out for our cameras...

-..and if you're running,

-send us your photos and times.

-We'll be showing all your photos

-on Monday night's Heno.

-I'm back with Gareth for some more

-horrible Halloween cooking tips.

-There's also some creepy worms.

-Get some straws.

-Fill with some jelly.

-They create some worms.

-We also have some frogs eyes.

-There's some witches hats too.

-These are simply ice cream cones.

-Cover ice cream cones

-with chocolate.

-Use jam to act as the blood.

-You needs some ginger biscuits.

-Cover with chocolate.

-Use dark chocolate.

-You should have more time at home.

-Children can make plenty of mess.

-Here's a Devilish drink for you.

-You need orange juice.

-Add green colouring.

-This creates a slime.

-We have a cordial

-to create the blood.

-It's red cordial.

-All of Gareth's Halloween

-recipes and ideas...

-..are available

-on our Facebook page.

-Elin Fflur will be with me

-on the sofa on Monday night...

-..when Daf Wyn will be in Cardigan

-at Penparc Community School...

-..for their Halloween party.

-Alun Williams will be

-shaking in his boots...

-..as he looks for ghouls

-If there's anyone there,

-can you give us a sign.

-Be quiet!

-Give us a sign by tapping.

-No, not tapping!

-You're safe with me.

-If there's a ghost there,

-give us a sign.

-Tap or touch me or touch Alun.

-No, only Geraint.

-That's all from us

-until Monday evening.

-Enjoy all your Halloween parties

-over the weekend.

-Enjoy Eryr Wen at Bronwydd Hall and

-remember to turn your clocks back!

-From me, Gareth and the rest of

-the crew in Llanelli, good night.

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