Postman Pat - The Sheep in the Clover Field - video Dailymotion

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No money has or will ever be made from this or any other upload on this channel.   Written by John Cunliffe  Voices: Ken Barrie  Directed by Ivor Wood

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00:00Postman Pat

00:30All the birds are singing

00:33And the day is just beginning

00:35Happy as he's a really happy man

00:39Everybody knows his bright red man

00:45All his friends will smile

00:48As he waves to greet them

00:51Maybe you can never be sure

00:55There'll be knock, rings, letters through your door

01:01Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat

01:06And he's like a white cat

01:07All the birds are singing

01:11The day is just beginning

01:14Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:17Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:22Pat feels he's a really happy man

01:30It was a cloudy morning in Greendale

01:35But as Pat set out along the valley

01:38On his way to the village post office

01:40It brightened up

01:41A large van was parked in the narrow road

01:50It was Sam's mobile shop

01:52It was going to be a tight squeeze getting past

01:56Come on, straighten up

01:59Come on, you could get a bus through there

02:01Plenty of room

02:02Hello, Sam

02:05Thanks

02:06Could you give these to Mrs Atkinson, please?

02:12Right, old Pat

02:13Mind how you go

02:15Oh dear

02:21I think we're stuck

02:23It's all that rain

02:26It's made the ground boggy

02:27Hello, Pat

02:47Still here?

02:49Yes, I am

02:50I'm stuck in the mud

02:52I'll give Pete Fogg a shout as I go past

02:55He can tow you out with his tractor

02:57Hang on

03:01Thanks, Sam

03:03Ah, well

03:08Looking at life

03:13Through a farmer's eyes

03:15Always aware

03:17Of the changing skies

03:20The wind and the rain

03:22They all make their claim

03:25As he plows and he sows

03:27And sets seeds into rows

03:29He sees all the wonders

03:32That nature can bring

03:34As he works all the year

03:36To bring rich harvests in

03:39Looking at life

03:42Looking at life

03:45Through a farmer's eyes

03:47Always aware

03:49Of the changing skies

03:52Hedgerows with birds

03:54Wild animals and trees

03:56In the bright summer sun

03:58He sees busy honeybees

04:01And he's working with nature

04:03As all round the farm

04:06He'll try to make sure

04:08He'll try to make sure

04:08Good things come to no harm

04:11Summer and winter

04:16Seasons all through

04:18There's never a time

04:21When there's nothing to do

04:23Setting the crops

04:25And preparing the land

04:28He always can do

04:30With a good helping hand

04:33Looking at life

04:40Through a farmer's eyes

04:42Always aware

04:44Of the changing skies

04:47He works between forests

04:49And valleys and hills

04:51Or the flat even plains

04:53With an unbroken view

04:56But wherever it is

04:58Still the farmers can claim

05:00That they work for our bread

05:02With their harvests of grain

05:05Wherever it is

05:07The farmers can claim

05:10That they work for our bread

05:13With their harvests of grain

05:18Peter came at last

05:30Hello, Peter

05:38Can you tow me out, please?

05:40My van's stuck in the mud

05:42Easy!

05:44Sam said you'd need help

05:45I'll just back up

05:47Now then

06:03Just tie it on there

06:05Right

06:08All right

06:15Ready?

06:20Ready?

06:20Bye

06:37Thanks a lot

06:38Pat was on his way again

06:43Morning

06:59Morning, Pat

07:01You're a bit late today

07:03Yes

07:04I got held up down by Atkinsons

07:06I was trying to get past Sam's van

07:08And I got stuck on the grass verge

07:10Then I had to wait for Peter Fogg

07:12To come and pull me out

07:13With his tractor

07:14Oh, a good thing he did

07:16Look

07:17Major Forbes Bull

07:19It won first prize

07:20At the county show

07:21Isn't it a magnificent animal?

07:24Have you seen it?

07:26No

07:26And I don't think I want to either

07:28There's a letter for the Major

07:29So you might meet the bull

07:31Better keep a sharp lookout

07:32I'd run a mile if I saw it

07:35Cheerio

07:36I'll try it

07:55Bye

07:56Bye

07:57Bye

07:59Bye

08:04Bye

08:04Ted Glenn was waving to Pat to make him stop.

08:28Some fools left a gate open. I bet it's those campers.

08:32The sheep have got into the clover field. It'll kill them if they eat too much.

08:38Can you give me a hand to drive them back?

08:42Yes, of course I will. I used to work on a farm when I was a lad.

08:47Have they gone far then?

08:49You can see them, up there. They've spread out a bit.

08:55We'd better get after them.

08:56Hang on, Pat. We've left a gate open now.

09:02We're as bad as the campers.

09:04I'll shut it.

09:05You go that way, and I'll go this.

09:18Right.

09:49Phew, that was warm work.

09:53What's that funny noise?

09:57Hey-oop, it's that bull. Run!

10:05Oh!

10:07Oh! Hey, wait for me!

10:11What's up, Ted?

10:13Oh, it's my ankle.

10:15Oh, I gum it does hurt.

10:18Ouch! I can't get up.

10:21I think I've broken it.

10:23Now what are we going to do?

10:24You can't sit here till it gets better.

10:27I'd better go and get Dr Gilbertson from the village.

10:32Won't be long.

10:48Pat gave Dr Gilbertson her letters and told her about Ted's broken ankle.

11:02Oh, dear, my car's in Pencast are being serviced, said the doctor.

11:09Then I'll take you in my van.

11:10So Dr Gilbertson brought her bag.

11:25She sat in Jessie's place.

11:27Ted was glad to see the doctor.

11:51Oh!

11:54Ooh!

11:56Ouch!

11:57She soon bandaged his ankle up.

11:59It wasn't broken, just badly sprained.

12:02Try not to put too much weight on it now.

12:11Pat's walking stick came in handy.

12:13Thanks, Pat.

12:19Oh!

12:21Eat my gum!

12:25You'll have to ride amongst the letters, Ted.

12:27Easy now.

12:29Oh!

12:29Oh, dear.

12:52Jess rode on Dr Gilbertson's knee until they arrived back at the surgery.

12:59Bye, Pat.

13:19Ted was glad to get home.

13:21You all right now?

13:23I'll manage.

13:24Thanks for helping.

13:26Cheerio.

13:27Bye.

13:28Bye.

13:29Pat was on his way again.

13:33He still had a lot of letters and parcels to deliver.

13:46Hello, Alf.

13:48Hello, Pat.

13:50Er, thanks for getting the sheep back.

13:52It's the same thing every year.

13:54Gates left open all over the place.

13:56We'll have to have words with them campers, won't we, Dot?

14:10What a morning, Jess.

14:12Rounding up sheep, dodging bulls, fetching doctors.

14:16And now we're late with all this post.

14:19We'll have to get a move on this afternoon.

14:24Postman, postman, Pat.

14:27Can you guess what's in his bag?

14:30Is there a letter?

14:32Meow.

14:33Is there a parcel?

14:35Meow.

14:36Is there a postcard?

14:39Meow.

14:40What's left?

14:41Jess the cat?

14:42Ooh.

14:47Postman, postman, Pat.

14:49Can you guess what's in his bag?

14:52Meow.

14:53Meow.

14:54Meow.

14:55Meow.

14:56Meow.

14:57Meow.

14:58Meow.

14:59Meow.

15:00Meow.

15:01Meow.

15:02Meow.

15:03Meow.

15:04Meow.

15:05Meow.

15:06Meow.

15:07Meow.

15:08Meow.

15:09Meow.

15:10Meow.

15:11Meow.

15:12Meow.

15:13Meow.

15:14Meow.

15:15Meow.

15:16Meow.

15:17Meow.

15:18Meow.

15:19Meow.

15:20Meow.

Postman Pat - The Sheep in the Clover Field

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