Tue, 22 Aug 2017 Heno

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-Good evening and welcome

-to Tuesday's Heno...

-..on a glorious evening

-in Aberdovey.

-I've been meeting the interesting

-characters of the area all day.

-I'll share all their stories with

-you before the end of the programme.

-We'll also have a performance

-from a local girl.

-We pop to the North East...

-..to catch up on a golf tournament

-that took place last weekend.

-There's plenty to come over

-the next hour.

-Let's see who's joining Mari

-in our studio in Llanelli tonight.

-Thank you, Elin.

-Ifan Jones Evans, welcome to Heno.

-Thank you, it's great to be here.

-You've got a busy weekend

-ahead of you.

-Yes, I'm going to be

-at the harness racing in Tregaron.

-Everyone will be there over the

-weekend.

-Mabli Jones from Stonewall Cymru and

-Huw Rees will also be joining me...

-..to look ahead to Pride Cymru

-held this weekend.

-We'll also congratulate Huw...

-..on being named

-in the Western Mail's Pinc List.

-We're also in Ammanford as the

-Mess Up The Mess theatre company...

-..completes its final preparations

-for their brand-new show, Clywch Ni.

-The Talardd Arms in Llanllwni

-welcomes the Welsh Whisperer.

-# Yes, the punters are here and

-flocking to the pubs to sing praises

-# The cash isn't for talent but for

-the Cwmfelin man to pay the rent #

-Good evening to you.

-Welcome to Aberdovey.

-It's a glorious seaside town on

-the north side of the Dyfi Estuary.

-It's near Barmouth and Machynlleth.

-It's a busy town.

-Earlier, the locals showed me

-what Aberdovey has to offer.

-This is a historical village.

-The history was founded

-on the shipping industry.

-Many of the boats that we see were

-built in this village.

-These days, the village thrives on

-the tourism industry.

-The village is full of small

-independent shops.

-There are clothes shops, a gallery

-and a beauty and hair salon.

-David is well-known in the area.

-We start at Gaynor and John's

-O'Neill's hairdressing shop.

-They've been here for decades and

-both are great characters.

-Let's go in and see.

-Let's go in and see.

-

-I can't wait.

-Do we need to knock?

-Do we need to knock?

-

-Just go straight in.

-Hello, how are you?

-Hello, how are you?

-

-We're happy to see you.

-What is the secret of this salon?

-We're close with our customers

-and we all speak of our problems.

-We don't gossip, we offer

-constructive criticism.

-Or counselling.

-Or counselling.

-

-That's the one, well done David!

-Nobody leaves the salon feeling bad,

-I'm happy to get to do my hobby.

-What's the hobby?

-What's the hobby?

-

-Hairdressing!

-That's a silly question to ask!

-That's a silly question to ask!

-

-There's no off switch!

-This is a very pink shop, David.

-You'll get wonderful ice cream

-at this shop...

-..and they've created a special

-yoghurt for dogs, Doggi Yoggi.

-I've seen owners give their dogs

-ice cream, but that's unsuitable...

-..as it contains lactose,

-a sugar that dogs can't process.

-There's no lactose

-in Doggi Yoggi ice creams.

-What flavours do you offer?

-The most popular is Chicki Licki,

-Beefy Burgers and Cheesy Wheesy.

-Once the dogs sample the ice cream,

-they bring the owners back for more.

-This pharmacy was founded in 1863.

-That's three centuries of trading

-in this small village.

-It looks wonderful from the outside,

-but shall we go in?

-The shop is full of characters.

-Let me introduce you to Tunde

-from Nigeria.

-That's a long way away.

-That's a long way away.

-

-It's nice to meet you.

-Are you enjoying Aberdovey?

-Are you enjoying Aberdovey?

-

-It's a lovely place to be.

-Gareth works alongside Tunde.

-He's won at the Royal Welsh Show

-and at the National Eisteddfod.

-Do you sing to customers?

-Do you sing to customers?

-

-No, I'd prefer to sing in the choir.

-Have you heard him sing?

-Have you heard him sing?

-

-He's got an amazing voice.

-Yes, there are some wonderful

-characters living in the village.

-The one thing I have learnt on this

-trip is that Aberdovey loves dogs.

-This shop opened two months ago

-and we hope it will be successful.

-If the children and dogs are happy,

-then everyone is happy.

-It's been a pleasure to visit

-this special place.

-Thank you and we look forward

-to welcoming you back.

-I'll have to buy a dog

-before I return.

-Thanks to David for taking me

-on a tour of Aberdovey.

-It's a lovely place.

-There's still people on the beach.

-Catrin O'Neill is a local singer.

-I'm a singer.

-You've moved back to Aberdovey.

-I don't cut people's hair

-like my mother.

-I've moved home after 20 years.

-I've lived all over the place.

-Why did you decide to come home?

-I've moved back because I get free

-childcare from Mam and Dad!

-No, that's not quite true.

-Catrin is performing for us

-at the end of the programme.

-Nain got me started

-with folk singing.

-She had a house on the front.

-I'm going to be singing Ar Lan Y Mor

-later in the programme.

-Ar Lan Y Mor

-was Nain's favourite song.

-I'm joined by Manon Steffan Ros.

-Manon has moved to Aberdovey.

-Why did you move to Aberdovey,

-Manon?

-Mam is from Bryncrug.

-I live in the area.

-This place is full of inspiration.

-We see that in your novels.

-Yes, and the pace of life

-is very different.

-It's almost like being

-in a different country.

-I wanted to put pen to paper and

-show this.

-This place is full of characters.

-I've lived here

-for over three years.

-I find characters all the time.

-I'm so lucky to live here.

-Is there another novel on the way?

-I'm writing another novel.

-It's based near Machynlleth.

-It's on its way!

-I'm in the zone now.

-I can't tell you about the book.

-I'll come back and tell you

-when I know more myself.

-I've written part of a book

-called Galar a Fi.

-It's about the grieving process.

-Thank you for joining me.

-I'll have more from Aberdovey

-later in the programme.

-Thank you, Elin.

-We'll have more from Aberdovey

-throughout the evening.

-Last night,

-Rhodri Gomer was in Aberporth...

-..to launch our competition for

-our viewers to win picnic apparatus.

-The phone lines

-closed at 3.00pm today.

-The lucky person chosen at random

-was Aled Parry Williams of Tregarth.

-Congratulations to you

-and enjoy your picnics.

-The prize should reach you

-before the Bank Holiday.

-I don't think my next guest needs

-much of an introduction.

-He's a farmer, radio

-and television presenter...

-..and he also considers himself to

-be quite the footballer.

-Welcome to the programme,

-Ifan Jones Evans.

-Thank you.

-I don't think

-I'm much of a footballer.

-We'll forget that for now!

-The weekend is going to be very busy

-for you with the Tregaron races.

-It's a great weekend

-for Welsh harness racing.

-It's the highlight

-of the harness season.

-The season starts with races

-in Aberystwyth.

-There are races

-all over the country.

-The season climaxes

-with the event in Tregaron.

-Thousands of pounds can be won.

-The winner could get up to 25,000.

-The world descends on Tregaron

-for this event.

-The sport has developed since S4C

-started broadcasting at the event.

-I remember watching the races

-as a child.

-It's an honour to be a presenter.

-I started in television with Rasus

-in Tregaron.

-A lot of things have changed

-since the races started.

-We move with the times.

-Social media and the Internet

-are very important.

-This year, S4C is going

-to show the races online.

-You can watch the events from the

-Tregaron Harness Racing Festival...

-..on s4c.cymru

-or via the S4C Facebook page.

-Enjoy highlights of the races in

-Tregaron on Monday at 9.00pm on S4C.

-The programme also features

-the races in Ceredigion.

-There's also the races in Bridgend.

-A lot of Welsh people

-have had great seasons.

-Everyone has their fingers crossed

-for a local winner...

-..at the races in Tregaron.

-It's a great community event.

-We live four miles away

-from the site of the races.

-I see all the trucks passing

-to get to the racetrack.

-The whole area is buzzing.

-It's a great time of year.

-Let's hope the sun is shining.

-It's meant to be dry from today.

-The Wales Under 17s netball team is

-set to play its biggest game ever.

-It isn't just the camaraderie on the

-court that's secured their success.

-They are incredibly grateful to the

-home of their captain - Llangeitho.

-Over the next four days, we're going

-to be competing in Nottingham...

-..with the Wales Under 17s

-against the best teams in England.

-In March, we finished second in the

-Netball Europe U17 Championships...

-..and as a result of our success,

-we were invited to this tournament.

-It has never happened before

-in the history of Welsh netball.

-We had to raise 6,000.

-The community of Llangeitho

-pulled together to raise the money.

-We held a races night at The Three

-Horse Shoe Inn and raised 800.

-Local children sold apples

-and made 50.

-We managed to raise 7,000 in total.

-As the team captain, I'd like to

-thank everyone who has helped us...

-..including our sponsors

-and parents.

-On a personal note, I want

-to thank Llangeitho, Mam and Dad...

-..and my sister, Mali for spending

-hours outdoors in all weathers...

-..helping me to perfect

-my playing skills.

-Good luck to Gwenno and the team.

-We'll keep an eye on the tournament

-and bring you the latest news.

-It's great to see the young people

-doing so well.

-Yes, that's right.

-That was a lovely story.

-It's great to see the local

-community working miracles.

-We're very generous in that area.

-After the break, there will be

-four of us on the sofa...

-..as Mabli Jones from Stonewall

-Cymru and Huw Rees join us.

-We also hear from one of busiest men

-of the summer...

-..who is at The Talardd Arms

-in Llanllwni.

-It's none other than

-the Welsh Whisperer.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-All summer, Heno has been

-running a series on Welsh pubs...

-..called Pub of the Week.

-The person who has introduced us to

-these important, community sites...

-..is the popular character,

-the Welsh Whisperer.

-I've trotted to the longest village

-in Carmarthenshire - Llanllwni...

-..and following in the footsteps

-of the drovers.

-It's the end of the journey

-for the pony.

-This week's Pub of the Week

-is The Talardd Arms in Llanllwni.

-Let's see what they have to offer

-so can you look after him for me?

-Hello, people!

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-This pub has quenched the thirst

-of passers-by since 1626.

-Today, you get a warm welcome

-from James and Nia Nock.

-How long have you been

-running this pub?

-We've been here for three months.

-You're young chicks

-but have you run a pub before?

-No, we ran the golf club in Llangybi

-for three years.

-How are you finding it?

-How are you finding it?

-

-It's fantastic and great fun.

-This pub is more traditional than a

-golf club so do you know its story?

-Many years ago, this was a pit stop

-for the drovers...

-..before taking their stock to the

-mart over the Llanllwni Mountain.

-I doubt that happens these days as

-most arrive in cars or on quads.

-Do you do the cooking, James?

-Yes, and we serve all day,

-all afternoon and in the evening.

-You've got a good selection

-of spirits and whiskey.

-Do the regular punters

-drink those into the night?

-Yes, that's right.

-Thank you for welcoming me to

-our Pub of the Week in Llanllwni.

-This pub is the heartbeat

-of the community...

-..and is the meeting place for film

-buffs, readers, crafters and YFC.

-Is this your local?

-Is this your local?

-

-Yes, and I'm here too often!

-They tell me

-that you practically live here!

-I try not to but I come here

-for supper if my lady isn't home.

-You're a member of the local YFC.

-Yes, the Llanllwni club is the

-best in Carmarthenshire and Wales.

-You heard it here first.

-What makes The Talardd Arms

-in Llanllwni so special?

-It's because it's in Llanllwni

-and the regulars who visit.

-This is a people's pub as it would

-be nothing if not for them.

-I've been to a few pubs with my face

-on the door and they are empty.

-I'm not everyone's cup of tea

-but have a few young groupies.

-Have you learnt any new songs

-at school in Pencader?

-Yes, it's Pentre Bach Llanfyrnach.

-That's Loris Mansel Davies and

-have you seen one of those lorries?

-Yes.

-What do you like most

-about this place?

-It's the new landlords!

-He wants free drinks

-and to forget his tab!

-It's the food, the people,

-the company and it's so friendly.

-That's why it's the Pub of the Week

-on S4C's Heno.

-Pressure was mounting for a

-performance to win the Blue Ribband.

-Let's see if the people of Llanllwni

-can clap in time.

-Flat out, that's how it's meant

-to be on the road, yeah boy!

-# Singing in the North and in the

-South and in the East and West

-# The elderly dancing for the young

-but I'm happy with diesel in my tank

-# Yes, the punters are here and

-flocking to the pubs to sing praises

-# Their cash isn't for talent but

-for the Cwmfelin man to pay the rent

-# On television on S4C, there's the

-fun of Noson Lawen and the checks

-# Geraint Lloyd plays all my songs

-so I can do the Buy One Get One Free

-# Yes, the punters are here and

-flocking to the pubs to sing praises

-# It's hell with the devil but buy

-something to keep me on the road #

-Thank you, Llanllwni,

-we're flat out on the road.

-Thank you for the welcome.

-The people of The Talardd Arms

-looked like they had a great time.

-The Welsh Whisperer

-is quite a character, Ifan.

-Yes, he certainly is!

-Have you had the opportunity

-to meet him?

-Yes, I've met the Welsh Whisperer

-a few times.

-He's having a busy time.

-I've seen him at the Royal Welsh

-Show and the Eisteddfod.

-We're now joined by Mabli Jones

-from Stonewall Cymru and Huw Rees...

-..who are looking forward

-to Pride Cymru.

-It's a festival to celebrate

-the LGBT community in Wales.

-Welcome to you both.

-First, we have to congratulate

-our own Huw Rees.

-Huw has been named in

-the Western Mail's Pinc List.

-Tell us more about the Pinc List.

-It's the third time for them to have

-this list.

-The Pinc List features the 40 most

-influential LGBT people in Wales.

-It's a real honour for me to appear

-on the Western Mail's Pinc List.

-The list of full of great people.

-None of them are similar.

-You've got the likes of Nigel Owens

-and Alfie.

-There's also the people who don't

-work in the spotlight.

-Louise Thomas is the chairperson

-of Pride Cymru.

-She has campaigned for the LGBT

-rights.

-Berwyn Rowlands recently appeared

-on Heno...

-..and he's on the list for his work

-with the Iris Prize Festival.

-A lot of money is given to young

-people to make gay short films.

-The transgender British soldier,

-Hannah Winterbourne...

-..appears on the Pinc list.

-She started going through

-her sex change...

-..whilst serving in Afghanistan.

-There's a real mix of people.

-You must be proud of this list.

-Yes, and there's a real variety

-of people on the list.

-You've got people in the media

-world like Huw...

-..sports personalities as well

-as the world of politics.

-Huw and Mabli are looking forward

-to a busy weekend.

-The event is bigger than ever.

-Pride Cymru's Big Weekend is held

-from 25 to 27 August.

-The main events

-of Pride Cymru Big Weekend...

-..will be held

-on the City Hall Lawns.

-Stonewall Cymru

-is part of the procession.

-We're taking youngsters with us.

-We want to show them

-that there's a lot of people...

-..to celebrate their sexuality.

-There will be a variety of events.

-The procession

-is on Saturday morning.

-It's about celebrating who we are.

-There's all sorts of things

-held over the weekend.

-This event is open for all.

-Local companies are supporting

-the festival.

-Yes, that's right.

-This is a great opportunity

-to wave the flag.

-A lot of people live their lives and

-don't want attention...

-..but want to live their lives.

-There will be a lot of colourful

-characters...

-..as well as people who lead a

-normal life.

-If you buy stamps this week, expect

-to be taken back to your childhood.

-The century's most classic toys is

-the theme of the latest collection.

-They're all there,

-from the old to the new!

-The new stamps

-show us the toys of a bygone era.

-These toys were popular in the 1960s

-when I worked in a Barry toy shop.

-Each stamp

-shows one specific product.

-There's a Merrythought teddy...

-..and a Sindy, which was the British

-version of the American Barbie.

-Sindy was more wholesome

-and British.

-I'm delighted that they have

-included the educational Meccano.

-My favourite was the Hornby Dublo

-and that appears too.

-A co-worker had a son and bought him

-a Hornby Dublo train set...

-..but I don't think

-it was for his son.

-I really liked Meccano, Spirograph

-and Britains and we sold them all.

-This collection certainly makes me

-smile and conjures up many memories.

-I'm sure a lot of people

-will be glad to see them too.

-After the break...

-..Elin Fflur has plenty

-in store for us at Aberdovey.

-Welcome back to Aberdovey.

-Tonight, I'm enjoying the sunshine

-at the seaside town of Aberdovey.

-I'll chat with some rowers.

-They have some interesting stories.

-The singer, Catrin O' Neill

-has settled back home in Aberdovey.

-We enjoy a performance by Catrin

-at the end of the programme.

-Make sure you join us

-in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Don't forget about our

-summer photography competition.

-The closing date is this Friday,

-so here's a reminder of the details.

-The summer holidays

-are officially here.

-We'd like you to share your summer

-in our photography competition.

-If you're eating ice cream,

-having a picnic in the park...

-..socialising with friends at the

-seaside or at home with family...

-..we'd like to see your photographs.

-You can capture the photos

-on your phone, tablet or camera...

-..to ensure that the summer of 2017

-is recorded forever.

-The winner will receive

-an iPad or television.

-The competition

-is open until 25 August.

-Send your entry to Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE...

-..or to [email protected]

-You can also send your images

-via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

-Good luck to you all.

-Yes, get snapping

-and send us all your photographs.

-Aberdovey is a great place

-to take some summer photographs.

-Tonight, I'm joined

-by some local rowers.

-We've already seen you

-with the doggy ice cream.

-You look very busy.

-I've retired

-but still coach some rowers.

-This club has been running

-for 20 years.

-We started after having a boat

-from Aberystwyth.

-The members come from a wide area.

-They stem from Bala to this region.

-There's a club in Aberystwyth

-for those in South Wales.

-I've got six boats

-in the World Championships.

-They take the priority!

-Rhian's in charge

-of the women's team.

-Is the women's team strong?

-We're a strong team.

-We've been on the water tonight.

-We try to go out three times a week.

-You're a farmer and a rower, Tom.

-There's a big event tomorrow.

-Yes, we've got the county show.

-It's going to be a great event.

-I enjoy farming and rowing.

-Rowing is escapism.

-I went to some of the local shops.

-You've opened a restaurant, Phil.

-Yes, that's right.

-It's a cafe and deli.

-People flock from all over the world

-to visit Aberdovey.

-We've had a lot of people

-from Germany.

-What's next for the club?

-There's a few more races left in

-this season.

-Thank you.

-I had an exciting weekend

-with some Welsh golfers.

-Every year, the Welsh Golfing

-Union's Championship...

-..visits various clubs in Wales and

-this year, it was held in Rhuddlan.

-Golf is popular all over the world.

-The ancient game was invented in

-Fife, Scotland in the 15th century.

-Today, Britain alone

-spends 4 billion on the sport...

-..and there are around 3,000 clubs

-across the UK.

-In Rhuddlan, 32 Welsh clubs have

-come to compete in the championship.

-The competition is held every year

-and travels around various clubs.

-We're very happy that Rhuddlan

-is hosting this year's event.

-There's been lots of preparation and

-the club's staff have worked hard.

-The course

-is in exceptional condition.

-I hope that people will return

-after seeing this great course.

-This popular championship

-attracts clubs from all over Wales.

-We've travelled from the Ashburnham

-Golf Club in South West Wales.

-This competition is the highlight

-of the year for many club golfers.

-The golfers who represent Wales

-travel all over the country...

-..and for club golfers, this

-is almost the pinnacle for them.

-We've come from Barry Island

-to this wonderful course.

-Hopefully,

-we'll leave as the champions.

-I never miss events of this kind

-and love coming here with the lads.

-Six of us are from

-Abergele Golf Club.

-It's a real honour

-for us to play on this course.

-We've played this before but haven't

-got passed the first round.

-This year's team

-is ready to compete.

-What are your hopes?

-What are your hopes?

-

-To win!

-Support from family and friends

-helps to keep the golfers happy.

-It's an important day, Christine.

-Yes, and we're proud

-of the Neath team.

-My son is the captain of the

-Neath team and it's a great team.

-Will you walk the whole course?

-Will you walk the whole course?

-

-Yes, I don't play golf but walk!

-You're the captain of the Henllys

-Hall Golf Club but you've lost, Ian.

-Yes, but it's been

-an incredible day.

-We're sad to have lost but good luck

-to Radyr in the next round.

-Why do you come and how important

-is this championship?

-It's very important to Wales.

-It's an honour to go through the

-preliminary rounds to reach here...

-..against some of the best golfers

-in Wales.

-Henllys Hall Golf Club is proud

-to have reached this final.

-Will you go home happy?

-Will you go home happy?

-

-Yes, and enjoy a San Miguel or two.

-I've been watching golf

-all afternoon and it looks easy...

-..so I'm going

-to give it a go myself.

-Um...

-I don't think Elin

-should give up her day job!

-Congratulations to all those

-involved in that event.

-After the break,

-we venture in Ammanford...

-..as Mess Up The Mess theatre group

-prepare for a new drama, Clywch Ni.

-Catrin O'Neill is also back home in

-Aberdovey and will perform for us.

-# On the seashore

-is my own sweetheart

-# Sleeping at night,

-getting up in the morning

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-Welcome back.

-Next, we hear of a brand-new drama

-that will be staged on Friday.

-Llinos Lee went to Ammanford

-to hear all about it.

-The Mess Up The Mess theatre company

-aims to inspire...

-..and offer many opportunities

-for people in Carmarthenshire.

-Their new production features 23

-youngsters from the Ammanford area.

-Today, they are busy rehearsing at

-the Ammanford Miners Welfare Club.

-The man behind this production

-has a wealth of experience.

-The drama was originally developed

-by the actor, Aled Pedrick.

-The music was penned by Ifan Davies

-from the band, Swnami...

-..and the director is Gethin Evans

-from the Pluen Company.

-We started writing a new drama

-with music and a massive story.

-As the team spent more time

-with the young people...

-..it became apparent that they had

-more to say than we had in our plot.

-The drama turned towards the way

-they saw the world.

-A lot of them had new pieces

-to share in the production.

-The drama is about

-this small company of people.

-It's our personalities

-and the way we behave as people.

-It will be wonderful to see how

-the audience responds to our work.

-The show is very personal so

-it'll be great to see the response.

-The one thing that stands out

-about this company for me...

-..is the way we have come together

-to support each other.

-We're all excited to share

-what we have to offer.

-This process enables them

-to be themselves...

-..and it's important for us

-to hear these voices.

-The opening night

-is on Friday in Ammanford.

-Good luck to all involved.

-Ifan Jones Evans, Mabli Jones

-and Huw Rees have been my guests.

-Huw and Mabli have been telling us

-about Pride Cymru this weekend.

-Pride Cymru's Big Weekend

-is held from 25 to 27 August.

-This year's Pride is held

-at Cardiff City Hall Lawns.

-All are welcome.

-There's a procession through

-the streets of Cardiff on Saturday.

-It starts from the top end

-of Queen Street.

-Ifan is presenting the coverage

-of the Tregaron races this weekend.

-You can watch the races live on the

-S4C website and S4C Facebook page.

-Enjoy highlights of the races in

-Tregaron on Monday at 9.00pm on S4C.

-Fingers crossed for fine weather.

-There's another series of

-Fferm Ffactor.

-Fferm Ffactor is back!

-There's a lot of surprises again

-this year.

-Let's return to the seaside town of

-Aberdovey for one last time tonight.

-Thanks to everyone for the welcome.

-Yvonne continues our seaside tour

-tomorrow in Newport, Pembrokeshire.

-But for now, here's Catrin O'Neill

-performing the song, Ar Lan Y Mor.

-# On the seashore,

-there are red roses

-# On the seashore,

-there are lovely lilies

-# On the seashore

-is my own sweetheart

-# Sleeping at night,

-getting up in the morning

-# On the seashore,

-there is a flat stone

-# Where I used to speak

-a word with my love

-# From around there grew the lily

-# And an occasional sprig

-of rosemary

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# On the seashore,

-there are blue stones

-# On the seashore,

-there is the flower of men

-# On the seashore,

-there are all virtues

-# On the seashore,

-there is my own sweetheart

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo #

-That was wonderful.

-Thanks to Catrin and you at home

-for your company tonight.

-Enjoy the rest of your evening

-and goodnight to you all.

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