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-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Fancy A Fortune?

-I never leave the house on

-a Wednesday in case Heno calls!

-Hello and welcome to Llanelli

-for Wednesday's Heno.

-In a moment, we'll set the question

-for Fancy A Fortune?

-This is what else we have.

-This is what else we have.

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-What have you got for us, Elin?

-Tonight, I'm joined by members

-of the North Wales Rugby Team.

-They are in the final

-of the National Cup.

-You can hear all about it later.

-I've come to Sardis Road

-known as the house of pain...

-..and home to Pontypridd

-who take on North Wales on Sunday.

-I look forward to a chat

-with some of the players later.

-We're joined in the studio

-by Geraint Lloyd...

-..who celebrates 20 years

-in the world of broadcasting.

-There's also the winners of the

-John and Ceridwen Hughes Award.

-The award celebrates work

-with the young people of Wales.

-Aled Rees and Rhinedd Williams,

-welcome to the programme.

-I never thought these two things

-would be in a sentence.

-Llinos Lee has gone camping!

-You're right, Rhodri because

-I haven't got a clue about camping.

-Don't worry if you're like me...

-..because I've got tips for those

-who are going camping this weekend.

-We hear the story of Iestyn Owen

-who has lost almost eight stone...

-..and is running

-the London Marathon.

-The harpist, Claire Jones

-chats about life as a new mother.

-She's a lovely baby who is happy

-to be in the heart of everything.

-It's good to be back at work, back

-to normal and Cadi's part of it.

-One of you can win up to 1,000

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-First, you need

-to answer tonight's question.

-How many miles long is a marathon?

-1) 126, 2) 26.2, or 3) 506?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Our phone lines close at 7.30pm.

-All entries must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-as you may still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-are on the S4C website...

-..or email [email protected]

-Good luck to you all!

-Call now to enter as I won 1,000!

-Next weekend sees the highlight

-of the rugby season in Wales...

-..with the final

-in the Principality Stadium.

-Many will play in front of the

-biggest crowd of their lives.

-Six teams will be playing but two

-will play in the National Cup...

-..and they are Pontypridd and the

-new kids on the block, North Wales!

-Elin was at Parc Eirias to see

-the team's last-minute preparations.

-The dream lives on.

-The North Wales Rugby Team

-is having a memorable season...

-..in their first year

-of the premiere league.

-They have reached the finals

-of the National Cup.

-Yes, the Northwalians are going

-to the Principality Stadium.

-It'll be great for rugby

-in North Wales.

-A lot of people will travel

-to Cardiff this weekend.

-The lads have worked very hard

-to get to this position.

-We beat Pontypridd in January

-but they are a different team now.

-Everything was in our favour

-that day.

-It might not be the case on Sunday

-but we're still excited.

-You've played in may cup finals but

-how will this compare as a coach?

-It'll be more nerve-racking as

-a lot of my preparation is done...

-..prior to the whistle being blown

-at the beginning of the match.

-It's a good opportunity for our

-players to experience playing...

-..at the national stadium so it's a

-great day for everyone concerned.

-I've been with the team since the

-start so Sunday will be massive.

-That's in terms of the players,

-the club and division.

-The fans are excited

-and Sunday will be incredible.

-Hundreds have bought tickets and

-a convoy of buses will head south...

-..so the excitement of being

-in the final is now a reality.

-Most play in local teams but are

-proud to represent North Wales.

-It's going to be emotional for RGC.

-It'll be massive if we get the name

-of RGC on the cup.

-The lads have all watched cup finals

-in the stadium over the years.

-Mark and Phil have won with Llanelli

-and Llandovery so know about it.

-Only a few of us have played in

-the stadium so it will be amazing.

-The achievement we've done

-to get to the final...

-..has exceeded my expectations

-of the group when I came here.

-I'm delighted they are getting

-the rewards of all their hard work.

-Three minibuses will travel south

-from Caernarfon...

-..and there's other buses

-from North Wales...

-..such as two from Holyhead

-and two from Dolgellau.

-They are travelling from all over

-North Wales which is great.

-It'll be very emotional for them

-in the stadium on Sunday.

-If we play as well as we have

-in our other games this season...

-..then we could win the cup!

-It'll be huge for us to win the cup

-as it's so iconic.

-One of the main fans on Sunday...

-..is the new ambassador

-of North Wales Rugby, Sioned Terry.

-I enjoy singing, rugby

-and am from North Wales...

-..so it'll be brilliant!

-Later, Owain Gwynedd is at Sardis

-Road to meet their opponents...

-..who are one of the most successful

-Welsh squads of the last decade.

-We're now joined by the broadcaster,

-Geraint Lloyd.

-Welcome to the programme.

-You've reached a milestone

-in the broadcasting world.

-Yes, I'm celebrating 20 years

-of broadcasting.

-It's 20 years with Radio Cymru.

-I started as a mechanic.

-I remember it was 1992.

-We had a 4x4 club in Aberystwyth.

-I remember going to

-the Eisteddfod...

-..and visited the Radio Cymru stand.

-I put my name down as a volunteer.

-I started work

-with Radio Ceredigion.

-I was on Radio Ceredigion.

-I had a call at about 10.00pm.

-It was Aled Glynne Davies.

-I had no idea who he was!

-He phoned me and offered me a job.

-I found out that he was the boss

-of Radio Cymru!

-I'm glad to still be there.

-Did it feel different

-when you started on Radio Cymru?

-It has changed a lot.

-There was a small team

-on Radio Ceredigion.

-You would start at 8.00am

-and often finish at 10.00pm.

-Going to the BBC was very different.

-I had a producer.

-Menna Medi was there too.

-She works for us now in the north.

-I've worked on every slot

-with Radio Cymru.

-I've got some very

-faithful followers.

-I live in Ceredigion.

-I get to broadcast from Aberystwyth.

-I know a lot of my listeners.

-I do a lot of travelling

-around Wales...

-..so get to me a lot of people.

-I've done slots all through the day.

-I remember starting Clwb Bois

-y Loris, a club for lorry drivers.

-I recall the kiosks.

-There was also the telephone kiosks.

-We would phone one

-and hope someone would answer!

-The hat is the same.

-We gave our hat to someone

-in 2012 to Kevin...

-..and he's passed the hat

-to other people.

-The hat has travelled the world!

-You are so enthusiastic

-about your programmes.

-I'm very passionate

-about my programme.

-I look forward to it.

-You meet so many people.

-I learn a lot of people.

-I chat with volunteers

-who raise money for charity.

-Thank you, Geraint.

-After the break...

-..we meet the winners of the

-John and Ceridwen Hughes Award...

-..that is given to those who

-excelled with the youth of Wales.

-Our cameras have also visited

-Denbigh Museum...

-..for an exhibition about

-agriculture and the countryside.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-You've got until 7.30pm

-to enter Fancy A Fortune?

-This is the question we set earlier:

-How many miles long is a marathon?

-1) 126, 2) 26.2, or 3) 506?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Stay indoors if you enter so that

-you can answer the phone later.

-We could be calling you at 7.50pm.

-I'll be booking a holiday

-if I win Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-We're delighted to welcome

-our next guests...

-..Aled Rees and Rhinedd Williams.

-They are the winners of this year's

-John and Ceridwen Hughes Award.

-Congratulations to you both.

-Welcome to the programme.

-You established

-a small hall in Porthyrhyd.

-We established a group

-in Porthyrhyd about 11 years ago.

-I had children.

-I wanted to share the experiences

-that I had as a child.

-I met with Aled.

-We shared the same vision.

-The group isn't just

-for small children now.

-The group is for all sorts of ages.

-We started with children.

-We'd like to offer something

-in the future...

-..for those aged 25 and over.

-We lose members when

-the children go away to study.

-A lot of past members come back and

-help us today.

-You are doing fantastic work

-and deserve the award.

-You didn't get a letter

-to say you'd won.

-Tell us about the day

-you got the letter.

-We were at the local Eisteddfod

-in St Clears.

-We were there with the children

-to compete.

-I noticed that

-there were cameras everywhere.

-I thought it was something to do

-with the Urdd.

-Aled and I were invited to speak

-to the cameras.

-We were told that our group

-had performed for too long...

-..and would be disqualified.

-Heledd Cynwal appeared.

-She dragged us onto the stage

-and told us about the award.

-You offer so much to the children.

-We offer a lot of different things.

-This year, we have reached the

-finals for the sports events.

-It's going to be in May.

-The children love going

-to Llangrannog...

-..and the centre in Cardiff Bay.

-Aled, you have four children.

-You are going to the

-Panceltic Festival...

-..with your children.

-My wife is going to Canada.

-I think I've drawn the short straw.

-It's time to announce the winners

-of our Easter eggs competition.

-The five viewers who will receive

-these hampers of chocolate eggs...

-..are Morfydd Jones from Henllan

-and Sion Evans from Felinfach.

-Gwyneth Jones from Mydroilyn,

-Eileen Jenkins from Peniel...

-..and Mair Jones from Denbigh.

-Congratulations to you all

-and enjoy your feast of chocolate!

-Listening to stories of yesteryear

-is always riveting.

-The museum in Denbigh

-holds regular exhibitions...

-..that trace

-different attitudes to life...

-..from schools to hospitals in

-the local area to World War II.

-The current exhibition is about

-agriculture and the countryside.

-We live in a rural area and this

-was the idea of our volunteers.

-We have a lot of items on loan...

-..that are linked with shearing

-and tending to sheep.

-There are other items linked with

-making butter and cheese.

-The countryside relied heavily

-on the horse and cart...

-..so we have items that were used

-to fix the various carts.

-There's also utensils

-for an array of rural tasks.

-These tasks are still carried out

-but require different apparatus.

-One cabinet is full of items and

-visitors can guess their purpose.

-There's a tea casket

-from the 19th century...

-..and item number five was used to

-help ladies keep their skirts clean.

-Item number nine is a mystery to us.

-One suggestion is that it's linked

-with beekeeping...

-..but contact us

-if you know its purpose.

-The exhibition runs

-until the end of June.

-The museum is open every Monday and

-Thursday afternoon and on Saturday.

-Come and see us.

-The exhibition runs until late June.

-Geraint Lloyd is on the sofa.

-You would love that exhibition.

-Yes, that's right.

-I'd love to go that exhibition.

-I'm a farmer's son.

-I love going to

-the Royal Welsh Show.

-I've always gone to it.

-I think I've only missed one

-show since the age of five.

-What's your favourite aspect

-about the Show?

-I love arriving there

-on the Monday morning.

-It's so exciting.

-All the people are busy.

-There's a lot of fun to be had.

-We love being there.

-Come and join us on our balcony.

-With a long weekend ahead of us

-and a rise of 15% in camping...

-..Llinos Lee find out its appeal.

-I look forward to the final round

-of the National Cup...

-..with the most successful team

-over the past decade.

-Yes, it's Pontypridd

-and you can find out more later.

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-Welcome back.

-We've seen Elin with RGC

-or the North Wales Rugby Team.

-But we've thrown Owain Gwynedd,

-who is also a Northwalian...

-..into the lion's den

-at Pontypridd Rugby Club.

-They're determined

-to retain their success.

-One team has ruled the Welsh

-Premiership for the last decade.

-It's Pontypridd RFC!

-In the last seven years, they have

-won the premiership four times...

-..and the cup

-on three other occasions.

-If they win on Sunday...

-..they will be second in the list

-of National Cup winners.

-It's an important day for everyone.

-I was here a few years ago and enjoy

-being part of the club's history.

-There are images of Chief, Paul John

-and Neil Jenkins lifting the cup.

-We want to be a part

-of that history.

-Ponty's affair with the cup

-started in 1996...

-..but they had to wait until 2002

-for their next win.

-We faced a strong Llanelli team

-and they were the favourites.

-As is often the case

-in the National Cup...

-..the favourites don't always finish

-on top.

-We had a young team who played

-against Llanelli's Scott Quinnell...

-..who was very experienced.

-The first time

-we won against Neath...

-..Dai Flanagan put a drop goal over

-in the last minute of the game.

-That was probably

-the best one we've had.

-The team Neath had that day had some

-boys who went on to play for Wales.

-That was the best final and

-the way we won made it even better.

-The heritage of the club is evident

-after only being here a few minutes.

-There are caps, photographs

-and cups everywhere...

-..but there's room for one more cup.

-Despite this heritage, it will be

-a new experience for many of them.

-It's just the day itself.

-There's the changing rooms

-and all the facilities.

-Family and friends will be there

-and it's a great day out.

-I've watched the game in the stadium

-many times.

-Being in the final which is the

-biggest of the day is an honour.

-Despite the enthusiasm,

-you've got your hopes on winning.

-Against Bridgend,

-we were clear favourites.

-They played a lot better.

-It still haunts us.

-Cross Keys is the same

-a couple of years before that.

-We look back and wish

-we'd done things differently.

-That's the way it went

-but it's savage on a day you lose.

-It motivates you because

-we don't want to lose again.

-Last year, we lost to Llandovery

-in the semi-finals.

-We're one step closer

-but anything can happen in a final.

-We've just got to give it

-our best shot.

-We'll go into Sunday's game

-as the underdog and it suits us.

-It's a great team and they have 15

-players who could be professionals.

-We look at the premiership but we

-all want to win the National Cup.

-We'll wait until Sunday

-to see if we can do it!

-Good luck to all the teams.

-Live coverage of Amman United v

-Caerphilly, Penallta v Ystalyfera...

-..and RGC v Pontypridd will be shown

-on S4C from 12.45pm on Sunday.

-The first match

-is Amman United v Caerphilly...

-..and Shane Williams is playing!

-Good luck to Nigel Owens as well

-who is refereeing his 150th match...

-..at the Guinness Pro 12

-on Saturday at Judgement Day.

-Here's to the next 150!

-There's been a rise of 15%

-in those who enjoy camping...

-..and prefer a staycation

-rather than travel abroad.

-A long weekend awaits us

-and several bank holidays...

-..so you may be

-tempted to camp down.

-The shops are full of bargains

-if you're considering camping.

-We've sent the most

-unlikely person...

-..to spend a night

-under the stars in a field...

-..to get some advice for us.

-Yes, it's Llinos Lee!

-You wouldn't be surprised to hear

-that I'm not a fan of camping.

-To tell you the truth, I don't think

-I've spent a night inside a tent.

-I've come to find out the appeal

-and what's needed if you're camping.

-Cynyr, Carys and the Dewi Ifan

-from Llangrannog...

-..have been camping

-for over ten years.

-They have travelled abroad

-many times so know their stuff!

-Thank heavens you're here because

-I know nothing about camping.

-Why do you enjoy camping so much?

-It's great to go somewhere

-and find new places together.

-You could camp for one night

-or for a few weeks and we love it.

-What do you enjoy about camping,

-Dewi?

-Going on the bikes.

-Do you play outdoors?

-Do you play outdoors?

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-Yes.

-I'm sure you make

-a lot of new friends too.

-For someone who

-has never been camping before...

-..it sounds like you need a lot

-of equipment but is that true?

-No, not necessarily.

-You can start with the basics, see

-if you like it and go from there.

-Does it take a lot of planning?

-No, but it helps to know where

-you're going and what's in the area.

-Invest in a bed as there's nothing

-worse than waking up cold.

-Buy a decent sleeping bag

-and you'll be fine.

-The fine weather helps too!

-I've got a lot of stuff

-so need some help.

-I'll help you, Llinos.

-Thanks, Dewi. I need it.

-And that's it

-so what have you got, Carys?

-You need a table and this one

-folds away and fits in the car boot.

-You need something to eat

-and don't forget your cutlery.

-After a busy day of outdoor fun,

-you need something to drink!

-There's also some

-disposable barbecues.

-Yes, because people enjoy

-eating and cooking al fresco.

-What about you, Cynyr?

-I've got different chairs that

-are comfortable and some are basic.

-You also need a sleeping bag

-and air bed or simple mats.

-It's important to be comfortable

-when you're sleeping.

-What have you got, Dewi?

-I've got bunting to colour in, giant

-chalk, a bat and ball and a bike.

-These are toys and items

-to keep the children happy.

-That's quite easy.

-You're ready for it.

-Yes, I'm ready to go camping.

-This is our tent but we've got

-a tent for you to erect yourself.

-Good luck, Llinos!

-Good luck, Llinos!

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-Good luck.

-I've decided to wait for my husband

-to arrive to erect the tent.

-If you're going away this Easter,

-I hope the sun shines and have fun.

-I like the small chair.

-It looked comfy.

-Are you going camping

-or an Easter egg hunt?

-Don't forget to take your cameras to

-enter our photography competition.

-Here are the details.

-Nature springs to life,

-the days are getting longer...

-..the flowers are in bloom,

-leaves fill the trees...

-..and the lambing season

-is in full swing!

-Take a long walk with the family or

-enjoy a relaxed afternoon in a park.

-There's ample photo opportunities

-for you to enter our competition.

-The winner gets an iPad

-or a television.

-You have until midday on 5 May

-to compete.

-You can post your photographs to...

-..Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE.

-Email them to [email protected]

-You can also contact us

-via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

-Search for HenoS4C and good luck.

-We enjoy receiving your photographs.

-It's time for a break...

-..but when we return

-we'll meet this remarkable person.

-Hello, I'm Iestyn Owen, I'm 25 and

-work at Ysgol Gymraeg Cwm Derwen.

-The Easter holidays have started

-but I can't relax...

-..because I'm running the London

-Marathon after losing eight stone!

-Rhodri Davies is in Cardigan Castle

-at the Claire Jones harp school.

-You'll more about it

-after the break.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time to play Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Geraint Lloyd joins us to spin

-the wheel in Fancy A Fortune?

-I've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-The dialling code is 01267.

-This number is from

-the Carmarthen area.

-It's ringing.

-It's still ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Angharad and Rhodri

-from S4C's Heno.

-Who am I talking to?

-It's Ann.

-I hope you're feeling lucky tonight.

-Geraint will give the wheel a spin

-and we'll see how much you've won.

-Good luck to you.

-That was a great spin.

-Where is our wheel going to stop?

-Congratulations, you've won 50.

-Thank you very much.

-That's lovely.

-It's great.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Only eleven days remain

-until the London Marathon...

-..where more than 38,000 runners

-will pound the capital's streets.

-A young teacher from Caerphilly

-has set himself the challenge...

-..of running the marathon when he

-couldn't run half a mile last year.

-His story is remarkable

-and Daf went to meet him.

-We've got school patrols today.

-I asked the children for ideas

-about raising money.

-The children are walking around

-the school from 9.30am to 3.00pm.

-They are being sponsored to walk

-around all day and are enjoying it.

-I need to raise 1,650

-for Phab Kids.

-This event alone has raised 1,600.

-My family, friends and I have also

-raised money to pass the target.

-Iestyn Owen is a teacher at Ysgol

-Gymraeg Cwm Derwen in Caerphilly.

-He spends his days and evenings

-teaching and preparing lessons...

-..but has been on the tarmac

-to train for the London Marathon.

-He's raising money for Phab Kids...

-..that helps children and adults

-with learning difficulties.

-The pupils played an important part

-in helping him reach his target.

-Seven months ago,

-I couldn't even walk a mile...

-..but I ran 15 miles last week

-and hope to do 18 miles this week...

-..as part of my preparations

-for the marathon.

-I'm worried that I can't do

-the distance before the marathon...

-..but it's going well at the moment.

-I started losing weight in August.

-I'm getting married this year

-so wanted to do it for the wedding.

-Six stone came off easily but

-I struggled with the last two stone.

-I'm the sort who likes to run

-before I can walk...

-..so took up the challenge

-of the London Marathon.

-I've lost 7.5 stone and hope to lose

-the last half a stone before London.

-What have you been doing?

-I joined a weight loss group which

-makes it easier as you have support.

-The marathon has forced me to

-exercise which helps me lose weight.

-The money will make

-a huge difference to the charity...

-..but the training has changed

-Iestyn's life in many ways.

-He's done so much in seven months

-to lose almost eight stone.

-It's truly inspirational

-for the staff and pupils.

-It proves you can succeed.

-He's done a lot of training

-and deserves to do well.

-Mr Owen is inspirational

-and works really hard.

-It's also a great charity.

-What do you think about him

-running 26 miles?

-It's difficult but he'll do it.

-Is the school behind him?

-Is the school behind him?

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-Yes.

-What do you think about Mr Owen

-running the marathon?

-It's great to lose weight.

-My mother struggled

-but Mr Owen will do it.

-The school has supported his

-every step to the London Marathon.

-How are the nerves?

-I'm nervous and worried about

-not reaching the finish line.

-I'm very determined

-so I'm sure I'll do it.

-Good luck Mr Owen!

-Good luck to him.

-She gave birth to her daughter,

-Cadi Haf only six weeks ago.

-But the harpist, Claire Jones

-has cut her maternity leave short.

-She's gone back to work to teach the

-next generation of young harpists.

-Rhodri joined her

-at Cardigan Castle.

-It's always lovely to see you

-and this is a great location too.

-I'm stunned to be here at all.

-It's a bit early but I've just given

-birth to my daughter, Cadi Haf.

-I had her six weeks ago

-so it's quite fresh!

-How are things to date?

-She's a lovely baby who is happy

-to be in the heart of everything.

-It's good to be back at work, back

-to normal and Cadi's part of it.

-This is your first appearance

-together on television.

-Yes, that's right.

-You've returned

-to work very quickly.

-Tell us about this location.

-Cardigan Castle is important to me

-as I was born in Crymych...

-..and it's on my doorstep.

-I did a lot of fund-raising

-when they renovated the castle.

-It's a great location

-and is perfect for my harp school.

-This is a week's course for pupils

-aged from nine up to 25...

-This is a week's course for pupils

-aged from nine up to 25...

-..and they are from across Britain.

-It's a course with a difference.

-They have lessons, ensemble work

-and classes on different topics.

-There's also the fun side of it.

-You do the hard work and Chris,

-your husband, has all the fun.

-It has worked out like that.

-It's an exciting project

-and the children love it.

-He also arranges the music

-for the ensemble work.

-There's something special

-at the end of the week.

-Yes, there's a concert at Theatr

-Mwldan at 2.00pm on Saturday.

-We're very excited as

-it's a concert with a difference...

-..as we use video screens and lights

-for a full production.

-I'll play a few pieces with Chris,

-my husband on percussion.

-After finishing the week,

-you can't relax with Cadi...

-..because you have a lot

-of other things on the horizon.

-A small group of these pupils will

-be invited back in the summer...

-..to join a project I'm establishing

-with an ensemble in America.

-This ensemble has performed

-in The White House...

-..and to sell-out audiences

-in Carnegie Hall.

-About 100 of them will come

-and perform here in August...

-..in Cardigan Castle

-and St Davids Cathedral.

-We'll go to New York and Washington

-to various concert venues in 2018.

-It sounds fantastic and

-you're also working on a new album.

-Yes, it's a topic close to my heart

-because it's all about love.

-I'm a new mother so love

-has struck me in various ways.

-I plan to record pieces I love but

-you'll find out later in the year.

-I look forward to coming back

-to see you then.

-The concert with young harpists

-and Claire at Theatr Mwldan...

-..is on Saturday.

-The Wales Harp Festival

-started today at Galeri, Caernarfon.

-The festival also runs tomorrow, so

-pop over if you're in the vicinity.

-Geraint Lloyd, Aled and Rhinedd

-have been our guests tonight.

-Aled and Rhinedd won this year's

-John and Ceridwen Hughes Award.

-You're going to be

-at the Urdd Eisteddfod.

-You're also going to be conducting.

-We've got a few choirs, the folk

-dancers and recitation competitions.

-They will all be in the pavilion.

-Congratulations to Geraint

-for 20 years of broadcasting.

-I'd like to thank everyone

-who has listened to me every night.

-There are too many highlights

-to remember...

-..and I can't name names.

-You are back on air tonight.

-I'm going to be broadcasting

-from Carmarthen tonight.

-It's my first time there.

-When will you get the award?

-We'll get the award on the Thursday

-night of the Urdd Eisteddfod.

-We're also competing in the week.

-Congratulations, Geraint.

-Come and see us at

-the Royal Welsh Show.

-That's it from us but Prynhawn Da is

-back tomorrow afternoon from 2.00pm.

-Tomorrow night, we meet the farmer,

-Dafydd Jones from Pencaenewydd...

-..who's become famous for clips

-of his livestock on Facebook.

-We look forward to the new

-sailing season in Aberaeron.

-And we enjoy a chat and sing

-from the harpist, Ieuan Jones.

-Congratulations to Ann,

-winner of Fancy A Fortune?

-Thanks for your company, goodnight.

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