Pennod 25 Hansh

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-I'm here in White Line MOT Centre

-trying to fix the car.

-It's now twenty to ten.

-We've been up since six.

-I want to go to bed but the car

-has to be ready for tomorrow.

-The car has come back from Llandysul

-without any brakes.

-The car

-has to be ready for tomorrow.

-Leon went to pick up the car

-earlier.

-It was a fair old trek

-but we got it done.

-There was a snow blizzard as well

-We got back safe.

-Leon's done a lot for me

-these past few weeks.

-I'm very grateful.

-The lads are here on a Friday night.

-They're working on my car

-so I feel sorry for them.

-Kyle has just phoned me.

-He's having trouble sleeping

-worrying about tomorrow.

-The lads think it's looking good,

-so, brilliant.

-Good job.

-Half past six in the morning.

-It's race day in Pembrey.

-Kyle and I are ready to go down.

-I haven't slept much because

-of yesterday but the car is ready.

-I'm ready to race.

-I need some more experience

-but I want to race the car.

-Kyle, ready to go down today, mate.

-We've had a hell of a week.

-It's nice to relax

-with one of my best mates.

-Thanks.

-Everything looks good.

-Thanks to Gareth for the cage

-in the back. It looks good.

-I just want to be on the track.

-I've just had the noise test.

-It passed, just about.

-This is where they decide

-if a car than race or not.

-I've done all the checks.

-Everyone's happy.

-I've done the brake check.

-They were happy.

-This is the final check. I need

-to sign in then just wait to race.

-Kyle and I are looking

-to finish on the podium.

-Maybe not overall, but in our class.

-The track is wet.

-It's going to be wet.

-But it'll be exciting.

-Something else I do

-that's dangerous.

-My girlfriend's at home

-pulling her hair out.

-I'm not the type to sit down

-and play chess, so there you are.

-It is slippery so be careful.

-Have fun, enjoy yourselves.

-Don't try and cut the corners.

-Stay away from the grass.

-If you're seen on the grass and it's

-radioed in, your run's cancelled.

-Not the best start -

-we hit two cones.

-Ten-second penalties.

-I also have to pay 10 for smashing

-a cone to bits, but there we are.

-It's the second run now.

-The first one didn't go too well.

-I want to improve on that.

-I hope it's a better one.

-Under four minutes will be nice.

-The light is broken a little.

-Oh, well, that's racing.

-We've knocked almost 20 seconds

-off our fastest time.

-I think we've got another run.

-I hope everything goes well.

-That was a very good time for us.

-Good. Job done.

-I've just finished in Pembrey.

-I'm now in Swansea

-to watch some fights.

-I'm looking forward to watching

-Ryan Mendez against Ben Miles.

-I'm going to help out with the show.

-It's going to be good.

-Offence!

-I'm really happy to get a result.

-He was tough.

-In rounds one and two,

-he hit me quite hard.

-I'm happy to get the result

-in the third.

-I'm said from the start,

-Ows has a punch like a sledgehammer.

-In the second round, he beat the guy

-on the front foot with a left.

-He was out. Awesome performance.

-Thank you to the coaches, Brett,

-Chris and everyone on the team.

-It's been a busy day.

-In Pembrey,

-I came fourth in my class.

-Then over to Adrenalin Fight Night

-to watch a couple of fights.

-It was a mixed bag of results.

-Ben was unlucky.

-Now I'm going to Swansea

-to enjoy myself with my team-mates.

-It's been a very tough year but

-this is the next part of the story.

-A loaf

-Cut the bread, not to the bottom!

-300g cranberry sauce

-6 rashers of cooked bacon,

-finely sliced

-180C 20 minutes

-Hello! I'm in Pesda today

-to show you some of Pesda.

-Or, Bethesda,

-as it says on the sign.

-Esyllt Ethni-Jones presents: Wales.

-Bethesda is famous for its quarry,

-Penrhyn Quarry.

-Here, they quarry for purple coal,

-slate, which grows on the mountain.

-There was a strike

-in the noughties...

-..because the workers at the quarry

-wanted more slate.

-I won't go into it any more.

-They're still sensitive about it.

-Oops!

-The Super Furry Animals

-come from Bethesda.

-Almost.

-Two are from Anglesey and the

-other three are from South Wales...

-..if you count that Gruff was born

-in Haverfordwest.

-But he was raised in the next town.

-Close enough.

-Claim to fame. For Bethesda.

-Not Gruff Rhys.

-He's famous for better things...

-..like discovering America

-and writing Biddley, Biddley Bong.

-But there are bands

-who come from Bethesda...

-..like Maffia Mr Huws, Radio Rhydd

-and The Jackson 5.

-No, not that Jackson 5.

-Jacsyn 5. Stupid bastards.

-Like hell in the Bible,

-there are seven levels in Bethesda.

-At the top is a farm, and Rachub!

-Then a leisure centre.

-There's nothing here.

-A school.

-Then the high street.

-Down there is the rugby club.

-Fore!

-Ooh. Out of bounds.

-Here's Pesda's seaside

-where the locals go to sunbathe.

-In summer, there are donkey rides...

-..people building sandcastles

-out of soil...

-..and people flying through the air

-as they're pulled by speedboats.

-People love the Bethesda seaside.

-Don't tell them it's a river!

-There are lots of pubs in Bethesda.

-They're all on the left as you come

-in from London on the big coach.

-This road was built by Tommy Telford

-in 1986.

-The pubs are houses which

-sell drinks that make you silly.

-I'll have a vodka please, bar chap.

-Or, as the locals say,

-"Potato water, please, Jason."

-One Moonlight Night!

-Don't be scared if a local

-shouts that in your face...

-..as you walk down the street.

-The famous novel

-about life in Bethesda...

-..was written by one of the area's

-most famous people...

-..John Ogwen.

-The novel is about a young boy

-called Johnny Bach from Sling...

-..who gathers mushrooms from

-Wil Elis Portar's potato field...

-..the Bluebell's transsexual barman.

-He kills everyone in the village

-with Jini Fach's shotgun. Spoilers!

-So, there you are. Bethesda.

-How get you here?

-Let us know if you've ever been

-to Bethesda in the comments.

-I'm going to remove

-a tortoise's shell.

-Making coffee is a ritual.

-Like every prayer

-Every part of the soul

-must be put into it

-And in the cruellest mornings

-Weak of light

-The sound of rain and the nightglow

-still on the cheeks.

-I put the water in the pot

-And the black powder in its dish

-And put it on the heat, and wait.

-As I wait, that's when

-I and my mind have a rest

-To burrow through papers

-Messy envelopes

-and old receipts of the soul.

-And keep a count

-Of income and debts

-The friends and thieves

-The heart's wasteful habits.

-Oh, teach me to flow

-like black coffee to the mug.

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-It's incredibly hard

-to give someone a ring and say...

-.."Listen, I'm sleeping rough.

-"I need help."

-Around 200 people sleep on

-the streets every night in Wales.

-This is Dan's story.

-The first time I slept rough

-was in a football stand.

-Nothing, just a sheet of metal

-like this and concrete steps.

-It was extremely cold.

-I sometimes slept

-in my aunt's friend's house.

-Sometimes, I was in my friend's boot

-while he did his night shifts.

-I alternated between those three.

-I got a sleeping rough pack

-from the council.

-A sleeping bag and a flask.

-If someone offered me a drink, I'd

-have a swig of vodka or whisky...

-..so I knew I'd be warm

-for the night.

-It was embarrassing because people

-knew who I was in the village.

-People knew who my family were.

-They looked at me and thought, like,

-"What's gone wrong there?"

-I knew there was bitching going on

-behind my back.

-But what the fuck is that

-when you're sleeping rough?

-There are other priorities.

-I was avoiding asking for help

-because of the shame.

-Dan has suffered mental illness

-since he was young.

-I started anti-depressants

-when I was in Year 9.

-But I didn't take the tablets...

-..because they're addictive.

-I suffered from anxiety

-so it was quite hard...

-..to interact with people sometimes.

-Psychologically,

-the only way I can put it...

-..is that I used the acting out

-to supplement cutting myself.

-At the time, I just had to leave

-for my own welfare.

-I reached a point

-where I thought I had to...

-..for my welfare and my family's.

-Seeing me bringing them down

-and they weren't the same people.

-That made me down

-on top of everything else.

-So one day, I had to leave.

-The number of homeless people

-in Wales has risen 72% since 2015.

-To stop me

-cutting my arms and legs...

-..I did stupid things.

-Reckless.

-It was still

-with the initial motive of...

-..not giving a fuck

-about yourself...

-..but you did it in a different way.

-Around 140,000

-of 16 to 24-year-olds in Wales...

-..experience homelessness

-every year.

-I slept rough

-for between three weeks to a month.

-The first step

-was being referred to Digartref.

-Digartref got me into

-a bed & breakfast in Caernarfon.

-I was referred to Gisda.

-Gisda's a homeless organisation.

-They help homeless people

-find a place to live.

-What's nice about Gisda is that

-everyone's in the same situation.

-..so there are no stereotypes.

-It's nice

-to see where I've come from...

-..where I was this time last year.

-I speak to Mam every day.

-I text Nain now and again...

-..see how she's doing.

-There's still room

-for improvement...

-..but it's nothing compared

-to how things were last year.

-I'm in my mate's house.

-We had a sesh last night

-and I have a massive hangover.

-A bacon sandwich won't hit the spot.

-I want to make an epic Hansh hash

-with these leftovers.

-So let's go for it.

-Warning: Strong language

-To start the Hansh hash,

-I have leftover turkey.

-I'll just slice it up.

-I have roasties and parsnips here

-that I'll slice up as well.

-They all go in the bowl.

-Pigs in blankets.

-My fucking favourite.

-I love them. In they go.

-I've got sprouts and carrots

-that have been boiled.

-People have a love/hate relationship

-with sprouts, like Marmite.

-I love them. They're in season.

-Everyone should eat them.

-Everything's been sliced

-ready for the hash.

-I now want to pimp it up.

-I want to give it a kick.

-I'm going to chop some onions

-and chillies and crush some garlic.

-I've got Moroccan spices.

-It smells like Marrakesh here.

-Cumin, coriander, mustard seeds.

-Use whatever you like.

-That smells amazing. Seriously.

-It's going to turbo charge

-this Hansh hash.

-I'm going to add

-some tomato puree too.

-This mix has been sweating

-for about ten minutes.

-It's now time to add

-the Christmas leftovers.

-I've covered the leftovers

-with everything that was in the pan.

-It's now time to develop the crust,

-my favourite part.

-The caramelization of the sugars

-and the amino acids in the food.

-It's the best chemical reaction

-in the world.

-There's one thing left to do -

-add eggs.

-I'm making small holes in the hash

-then I'll add the eggs.

-I'll just add some Moroccan spice

-on the yolk...

-..and put the lid on

-for five minutes.

-The best breakfast in the world.

-There we are. An epic Hansh hash.

-I want you

-to come right in on the eggs.

-It's the best breakfast

-I've ever made.

-What better way

-to use Christmas leftovers.

-It's almost time to serve it...

-..but I'll just finish it off

-with some sour cream...

-..cranberry sauce...

-..and a sprinkling of parsley.

-The only way to serve it is straight

-from the pan with crusty bread.

-Stuff everyone asleep upstairs.

-I'm going to smash this myself.

-Wow.

-I can taste the pigs in blankets

-too. Fucking hell!

-Don't ever throw

-Christmas leftovers away.

-Make this. An epic Hansh hash.

-Go in fucking hard.

-# What do you remember

-# Of the days?

-# Wild animals

-# With their voices

-# No principles

-# In all the noise

-# In the wave

-# In all the ignorance

-# It's hard thinking about this

-all the time

-# It's easier to disappear

-anywhere in the world

-# Are you listening

-# To me?

-# It's hard thinking about this

-all the time

-# It's easier to disappear

-anywhere in the world

-# Are you listening

-# To me?

-# It's hard thinking about this

-all the time

-# It's easier to disappear

-anywhere in the world

-# Are you listening

-# To me?

-# It's hard thinking about this

-all the time

-# It's easier to disappear

-anywhere in the world

-# Are you listening

-# To me? #

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