00:00Look up, look down, look all around. Up in the air or on the ground. Come for a walk, come for a ride. There's so much to see, so come outside.
00:30Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you. But when the leaves hang trembling, the wind is passing through.
01:00Pippin, shush! What's the matter with you?
01:05Oh!
01:09Hello, me dears. We're going to a party tonight, Pippin and me.
01:29It's my sister Edie's birthday, and this is what I'm going to wear. My best red blouse. It'll soon dry in this wind. Pippin! Shush!
01:45Pippin!
01:48Pippin!
01:50Pippin!
01:54Pippin!
01:56Pippin!
01:57Oh, it's only the wind.
02:23Right, now.
02:25Oh, I must wash my hair.
02:28I can't go to a party without my hair looking nice.
02:31I can't go to a party without my hair looking nice.
03:01I can't go to a party without my hair looking nice.
03:06Oh, I didn't show you my new...
03:26Wait.
03:33I'm wearing this tonight, too.
03:35Look.
03:37It's a cloak.
03:38It's like a coat, but it hasn't got any sleeves.
03:41And it's nice and warm.
03:48Oh, dear, oh, dear.
03:50Listen to that wind.
03:51Sounds like it's trying to blow the house out.
03:52Do you know the story about the north wind?
03:59See if I can remember it.
04:00It all began one day, many years ago, when the sun was shining in a big blue sky.
04:09Everywhere was warm and quiet.
04:11Then suddenly the sky grew dark.
04:17It filled with grey clouds, and the north wind began to blow.
04:23Here I come, it called, as it blew through the trees, bending their branches.
04:29Look at me, it roared, as it whooshed and whistled across the fields.
04:34I am the strongest in the land.
04:38As usual, the north wind was showing off, and the sun had had just about enough of it.
04:45You may be strong, she said, but I can be stronger.
04:51You roared the north wind?
04:53Impossible.
04:55How can you be stronger than me?
04:58And he blew harder than ever.
05:00The sun looked down, and saw a man hurrying along with a cloak wrapped around him.
05:06We'll put it to the test, said the sun.
05:10Whichever one of us can take off that man's cloak is the stronger.
05:15That's easy, thought the north wind.
05:18And he gathered all his strength and force, and rushed at the land.
05:22He puffed and raged.
05:25He whooshed and whirled.
05:27But the harder he blew, the tighter the man held on to his cloak.
05:33Now it's my turn, said the sun.
05:37And she began to beam gently on the man, who soon unbuttoned his cloak and let it hang loosely over his shoulders.
05:47Then the sun shone as strongly and as warmly as she could.
05:52Before long, the man began to feel too hot, and he took off his cloak.
06:01You see, said the sun, I can be stronger than you.
06:07But the north wind had blown away, and all that was left was a gentle breeze.
06:14Did you enjoy that, Pippin?
06:24Pippin?
06:25Where is she?
06:26There. Very nice. Now, where is Pippin?
06:50Oh!
06:56Pippin! Pippin!
07:12Pippin's disappeared. And so has my red blouse. He must have blown away.
07:20You see the wind's up right over there? It points the way the wind's blowing.
07:30So if I go that way, I might see my blouse.
07:36It's going to be a bumpy ride in this wind.
07:48It's going to be a bumpy ride in this wind.
07:54So if I go that way, I'll see you again.
08:32Look, someone's flying a kite.
08:47You can only do that on a windy day.
09:02Look down there.
09:04There's a wind farm.
09:07All those windmills are using the wind to make electricity.
09:11Oh, there it is.
09:29There's my blouse.
09:30And there's Pippin.
09:38What a clever dog she is.
09:41Oh, Pippin.
10:06You must be tired out, clever dog.
10:11You deserve a really special treat when we get home.
10:18Hmm.
10:19Just smell the wind.
10:21It's so clean and fresh out here.
10:23You can feel it, you can hear it, and sometimes you can smell it.
10:37But though you cannot see the wind, you can see what the wind can do.
10:42So come outside on a windy day and watch the wind come out to play.
10:50It blows the windmills round and round and round and round and round.
11:07So come outside on a windy day and watch the wind come out to play.
11:13It blows the leaves off autumn trees and makes huge waves and makes huge waves on stormy seas.
11:21It blows sand dunes from the shifting sand and blows the leaves across the land, across the land.
11:30So come outside on a windy day and watch the wind come out to play.
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12:13There you are, Pippin.
12:25Your favourite.
12:27Sausage.
12:28That's for being a clever dog and catching my blouse.
12:33I need another cup of tea.
12:35Well, my dears, now you know all about the wind.
12:46Oh, gracious, we'll be late for Edith's party.
12:50Oh, no.
12:52Look at it.
12:54I'll have to wash it all over again.
12:58Oh, and look at my hair.
13:01Well, we'll just about make it if I hurry.
13:05It's all right for you, Pippin.
13:09You don't have to get ready.
13:11You can go just as you are.
13:14Can't you?
13:14Can't you?
13:35I'll have to burst.
13:43I'll have to wash it at the end.
13:46I'll have to be late for you.
13:48You don't have to wash it all over again.
