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-I'm Lisa Angharad.

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-I'm trying professions

-traditionally associated with men.

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-This week, I'm a fisherman.

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-It'll be cold, wet and smelly

-but I'm determined to give it a go.

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-Stay with me -

-this is going to be a bumpy ride.

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-Let's hoist the sails

-and away we go.

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-Where better to learn more

-about the creatures of the deep...

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-..than Billingsgate fish market.

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-30,000 tonnes of produce

-are sold here each year.

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-The demand for fresh fish in Britain

-is on the increase.

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-I can't see a single female here -

-until now.

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-This market

-has an annual turnover of 200m.

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-You can buy anything here -

-white fish, red fish, shellfish...

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-..just a fish's head, everything!

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-My first challenge is to hold one -

-easy!

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-No, I can't.

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-I didn't do too well with the eel

-but I'm fine with the fish.

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-When I walked past them,

-I could pick any one of them up.

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-The eel was just slimy and, well...

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-No, but I'll be fine on the sea.

-Fine.

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-I hope so anyway.

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-Back on Anglesey...

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-..a husband and wife are so used to

-fishing, they wrote a song about it.

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-# We'll go fishing

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-# You and me on a boat on the lake

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-# A fishing rod and a bottle of wine

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-# Cast out and reel back in

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-# It's so pleasant,

-no troubles in the world

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-# There's nothing better

-in the world, I'm sure

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-# Than the moonlight

-shining on the water

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-# You and me on a boat on the lake

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-# We'll go fishing #

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-I can't wait to hear some tips

-from singing duo Iona and Andy.

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-Hello, hello, how are you?

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-How are you?

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-Now then, Iona, Andy,

-everyone knows you're a singing duo.

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-Since when have you been

-professional fishermen?

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-Uh, no, we've never been

-professional fishermen.

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-What?

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-What?

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-Never.

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-Yeah, well, that was a lot of help.

-We'll go fishing, indeed!

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-Before going out to sea,

-I need training.

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-I'm in Plas Menai

-for the Sea Survival course.

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-Oh, my gosh.

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-I've been with Cliff all morning.

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-I've learnt that the sea

-is a very dangerous place.

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-I know more about what to do

-if there's trouble at sea.

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-I've learnt how to put

-a life-jacket on. Handy.

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-How to jump on to a life raft.

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-This afternoon, I'm doing

-the real thing in the swimming pool.

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-There's nothing I want to do less

-than jumping into a swimming pool.

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-It's a cold, crisp day

-and I don't want to get my hair wet.

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-I asked Mam what I should wear.

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-They said I could wear a bikini

-or a t-shirt and leggings.

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-"Oh, Lisa, don't wear a bikini.

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-"Don't try and look

-like Pamela Anderson and fail."

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-I really don't want to do this bit.

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-This morning was fine.

-It was like being in school.

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-I don't like jumping into the water.

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-When I'm on holiday, I just put

-one foot in front of the other.

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-Everyone else just bombs

-into the water.

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-Cliff won't let me do that.

-I'll go in head first.

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-And, and... I tend to have ear

-infections when I'm underwater...

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-..so it's dangerous.

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-Unfortunately,

-no-one was worried about my ears.

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-Thanks, lads.

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-SHE SCREAMS

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-Hands underneath.

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-Yeah, fine. I think my hair's dry.

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-After settling in the water,

-everything was fine.

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-Until Cliff started playing

-with his hosepipe.

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-I'm not happy at all.

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-Cliff, come here.

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-I forgave Cliff, but next, I had

-to deal with a life-saving raft...

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-..and learn how to pull it

-the right way up.

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-It was a heavy heifer too.

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-Apparently, an overturned life raft

-in the sea is no good to anyone.

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-See how easy it is

-when you help them in?

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-With time moving on,

-my fingers wrinkly...

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-..and Cliff going on and on

-about survival...

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-..it was time for a couple

-of quiet minutes in the raft.

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-SCREAMING

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-Oh, my gosh, I'm stuck.

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-For the first time ever,

-wet right through...

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-..I didn't enjoy myself in a tent

-with hunky men.

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-Out I went.

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-Everything went wrong.

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-Oh, my nail varnish has chipped.

-I've had water in my ear.

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-They tell me my mascara's messy.

-I'm not feeling very well.

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-Other than that, it's fine.

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-I'm a bit hot

-but we're all enjoying ourselves.

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-Yes, I enjoyed myself,

-and now, I'm ready for anything.

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-Yes, this is the sea.

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-It's time for some action.

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-My mentor is actor

-and renowned angler...

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-..Julian Lewis Jones.

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-Nice to meet you. I'm Lisa.

-Do you like my gloves?

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-Lovely. I'm glad to see

-you're sensibly dressed.

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-Are you ready to go fishing?

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-Follow me.

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-You'll be helping me just as a

-crew member on a charter boat would.

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-I'll be helping you?

-You'll be helping me too.

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-This is no jolly.

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-This is no jolly.

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-Oh, dear.

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-Are you OK with bait?

-Have you handled bait before?

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-If it's little fish pieces,

-I'll be fine.

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-If it's worms or maggots, then no.

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-I'll have a little surprise for you.

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-Watch yourself,

-it's very slippery here.

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-Don't be shy. Leg over!

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-Watch yourself. OK?

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-That was quite smooth.

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-Before venturing out too far

-from Caernarfon...

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-..I got intimate with Julian...

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-..for a lesson on how to cast.

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-I'm going to cast it out.

-Watch my thumb.

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-Cast it out. I hover my thumb

-until it hits the water.

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-Once the bait hits the water,

-my thumb's back on the spool.

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-Then let the line out.

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-If you don't use your thumb

-as resistance on the spool...

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-..when the bait hits the water...

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-..there's nowhere

-for the weight to go.

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-The spool is still turning.

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-The end result is an overrun,

-a bird's nest.

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-The line piles up because

-there's nowhere for it to go.

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-You must stop the line

-and feed it out.

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-One, two, three.

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

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-Oh, my gosh.

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-A bird's nest. What happened?

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-A bird's nest usually occurs

-when you cast around 100 yards out.

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-As you can see, what's that -

-ten feet?

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-Oops! We're heading out to see and I

-don't think Julian's happy with me.

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-I'm sure I'll pay the price

-for that.

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-Oh, my gosh.

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-What do you think of those?

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-They're ragworms.

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-Ohhhh...!

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-I'll put the first one on the hook.

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-These are small hooks.

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-We won't use a whole one -

-we'll cut it in half.

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-You're cutting it in half? Urgh!

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-You do the next one.

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-I just don't like things like this.

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-Come on.

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-Urgh!

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-Hold it tight.

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-Hold it tight.

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-I can't find its mouth.

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-How did you do it?

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-Keep going, keep going.

-Go on, go on.

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-Brilliant. Great.

-Job done. Well done.

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-# Hallelujah #

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-OK, OK. Whoo-hoo!

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-We need some weights.

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-We need some weights.

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-That was dangerously close.

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-It was a good idea at the time.

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-Soon, we were heading

-for the waves beyond the bar.

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-No, not that kind of bar,

-unfortunately. This was a sandbar.

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-Whoa!

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-Click it in to gear.

-Tighten the line.

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-Wait for it to tighten at the top.

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-Place it there.

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-My hands are so cold.

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-One, two, three, four...

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-Can you help me, please?

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-Come on, up you come.

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-They're not much cleaner

-than they were.

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-Under your armpit.

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-Thumb on the reel. That's it.

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-With that hand there, pull the other

-hand away and release it.

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-The other thumb...

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-There you go, OK.

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-OK, OK.

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-Oh, my gosh.

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-Thumb there. Release the spool.

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-Right down, start releasing it.

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa.

-Keep your thumb on the spool.

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-Keep going, that's it.

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-There you go.

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-OK, right, OK?

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-Julian calls it 'sal mor'. For

-everyone else, it's sea sickness.

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-I wasn't ready for it.

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-Oh, my God, I'm going to be sick.

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-I'm going to be sick.

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-I have lipstick on my hand.

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-As you've just seen,

-I've just been sick.

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-I feel a little better now,

-actually.

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-I do. Ready to fish.

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-Am I?

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-Sorry about that.

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-I haven't even washed my hands.

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-I haven't even washed my hands.

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-I'll get you some water.

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-Thanks, Julian. Love you too.

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-We trim that neatly. You call that

-a tucked half-blood knot.

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-OK?

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-I want you to do one just like this.

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-I'm going to be sick.

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-You're going to be sick?

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-Yes? Don't think about it.

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-I am.

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-OK.

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-Two minutes.

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-Poor girl!

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-How do you know

-when there's a fish on the hook?

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-The tip will start moving.

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-A fish will pull on the line.

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-Is that moving?

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-OK?

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-Right, OK, don't panic, don't panic.

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-Step back, step back, step back.

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-OK, right.

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-Well done.

-You've caught your first fish.

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-What is it?

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-What is it?

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-A dogfish.

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-Kill it!

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-Kill it!

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-I'm not going to kill it.

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-It's in pain.

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-It's in pain.

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-Well done. Your first fish.

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-Dog... 'Ci'...

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-Dogfish in English,

-'ci mor' in Welsh.

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-Hello, love.

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-Hello.

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-Have you ever held a fish before?

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-I'm not very good

-at things like that.

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-Oh, it can't breathe out here.

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-These are very tough.

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-Well done.

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-Are you going to throw it back?

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-Grab its tail. It's not heavy.

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-It's so weird.

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-There we go, OK.

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-Ta-ra!

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-Lower it down to the water.

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-Let it go?

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-Let it go. Watch it swim away.

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-A happy ending.

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-You caught a fish.

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-Fair play, well done.

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-Sick twice and I caught a dogfish.

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-Julian ran over here

-and I followed him.

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-What's this?

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-What's this?

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-Another dogfish.

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-What tends to happen...

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-It didn't even eat the worm.

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-What tends to happen is

-they turn up in packs.

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-They pick up the scent

-of the bait...

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-..and they all want some.

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-We'll put this one back.

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-Ta-ta again.

-It's not the same one, is it?

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-It's more vicious.

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-A fish each.

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-More bait now.

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-Mine was better than his.

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-With the two of us having caught

-one each, the light fading...

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-..and the taste of sick still

-in my throat, we headed home...

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-..for a warm bath.

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-There's a big day

-ahead of me tomorrow.

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-Welcome to the Menai muscle men

-fishing crew.

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-With a name like that,

-it's a woman-free zone.

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-It's 7.50am.

-It's raining and it's windy.

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-I can't feel my feet.

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-I'm about to board that boat.

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-I'm not sure where the smell's

-coming from but it's not nice.

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-I'm not sure what I'll be doing

-but I feel sick already.

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-Today's going to be a lot of fun.

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-The Menai's mussel farm

-is the biggest in Britain.

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-It makes up at least half

-of the UK's export market.

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-The sun is rising

-and I'm here with John.

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-This is a mussel boat.

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-We'll be looking to collect

-22 tonnes of mussels today...

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-..for the Dutch market.

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-How do you know they're there?

-How do you know where they are?

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-We know they're there

-because we farm the mussels.

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-We collect mussel seeds and

-grow them over two to three years.

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-We know over a three-year period

-how much we'll sell in any year.

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-What's my role today?

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-We'll have a variety

-of jobs for you.

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-The best jobs.

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-We'll get you kitted out first.

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-I look like a banana.

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-Ooh!

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-For God's sake.

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-It's heavy!

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-OK.

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-SHE SCREAMS

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-Reverse, John!

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-When the crew had finished

-playing with their ropes...

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-..we went to search for the mussels.

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-With John at the helm, and smooth

-water ahead, things were looking up.

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-We've left the harbour.

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-We're on the sea.

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-When you're dressed like this,

-in an uniform...

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-..you always have to walk

-with a little limp.

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-It's also more of an effort

-to do things and you have a hunch.

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-The dredge is scraping the sea bed

-collecting the mussels.

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-The mussels are cleaned in here.

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-They move up the conveyor belt and

-he removes the starfish and seaweed.

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-Then they're bagged up.

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-My next job, if I can catch it...

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-..is hooking the next dredge

-as it flies in.

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-Every net holds

-around a tonne of mussels.

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-You have to be very careful

-when you pour them into the troughs.

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-Simply, you have to run away.

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-SHE WRETCHES

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-That's one of the worst smells

-I've ever smelt.

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-This is a wet, smelly job.

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-My fingers sting. It's horrible.

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-I need to go up and help Steve

-on the conveyor belt.

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-Lucky I'm slim!

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-Is it dead?

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-Flatfish, flatfish!

-The flatfish goes back in.

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-That's enough hard work.

-I'm going in to join John.

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-I want to know why

-he's driving us around in circles.

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-Hiya, John, I'm clean now.

-Well, I'm better than I was.

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-Enjoying yourself?

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-I do feel sick. Just a little.

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-The weather's changed

-since we came out.

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-Right, so what happens here?

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-When you were on the deck

-grabbing the hook...

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-..I control that with these handles.

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-Everything goes up

-the conveyor belt...

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-What's 'halen'? As in salt?

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-No. These were made in Holland.

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-Everything's written down in Dutch.

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-What is 'halen'?

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-I'd say hauling.

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-I'd say hauling.

-

-Cool.

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-Where's stop, go and changing gears?

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-I'm popping out for a second

-so you can steer the boat.

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-There's no steering wheel anymore.

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-This steers the boat.

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-OK.

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-When you turn that, the boat turns.

0:20:370:20:39

-That's the throttle

-which speeds us up.

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-If I set you up, you can see

-Bangor pier in the distance.

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-I can't see a thing.

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-Oh, that pier.

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-Oh, right, OK.

0:20:530:20:55

-Keep to that line...

0:20:560:20:57

-Keep to that line...

-

-Straight. So just stand here?

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-Stand there and turn that

-the way you want to steer the boat.

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-OK, thanks, John.

0:21:030:21:05

-It's still moving

-but I'm not touching anything.

0:21:080:21:12

-I'll switch this?

0:21:140:21:16

-This is easy.

-Any girl could do this.

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-Look, I can even do this.

0:21:210:21:23

-It's a hard life.

0:21:280:21:30

-Billy,

-can I have a cup of tea, please?

0:21:320:21:34

-After switching on the autopilot,

-I visited the kitchen.

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-It's true -

-sea air makes you hungry.

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-First, shallots.

-They're a little fiddly.

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-If you're lazy, buy onions.

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-Next, garlic. This stinks too.

0:21:540:21:56

-Who doesn't like garlic?

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-Coriander.

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-The mussels go in. Ta-ra!

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-Right, here we go.

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-Boys, lunch!

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-Come on.

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-Looks delicious.

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-You haven't tasted it yet.

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-In you come, Billy,

-I've done a mussels special for you.

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-Very nice but the bread's

-too hard for my teeth.

0:22:410:22:44

-I'd worked hard with John

-and the crew on the mussels.

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-I enjoyed it.

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-Cliff soaked me in Plas Menai.

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-I went over the bar

-with Julian Lewis Jones.

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-Fallen, been sick and hooked a fish.

-This is so much fun, girls!

0:23:030:23:07

-We've arrived back in Bangor.

-Is that where we are?

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-In Bangor.

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-How did I do?

0:23:130:23:15

-Very well. You looked ill at

-one point but you pulled through.

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-I turned grey.

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-I've fed you and everything.

-I looked after you.

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-Can I come back?

0:23:250:23:27

-Can I come back?

-

-Anytime.

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-Thanks for having me.

-I've really enjoyed myself.

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-Well, I enjoyed some of it.

-Thank you.

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