Ivor the Engine (1976) S01E29 The Trumpet

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00:00Ivor the Engine. There is his shed on the siding at Laniog.

00:14And look, there is Mr. Williams, the postman.

00:17It's not often he comes down to Ivor's shed.

00:21Oh, hello Mr. Williams.

00:25Does I, Engine Esquire, live here?

00:28Well, of course, you know perfectly well he does, Emris Bach.

00:31What have you got?

00:32There's this parcel here.

00:34That? It looks as if it's been in a fire.

00:37Oh, come in, there's a cup of tea in the pot, help yourself.

00:41It's a little Christmas.

00:43It's not even Ivor's birthday.

00:47Hey, what about that?

00:49A tiny trumpet.

00:51Is there a note?

00:53There's writing on it.

00:56For Ivor. Just in case.

01:00O, I, G and B.

01:04Who are you from then?

01:06Oh, and just some friends of Ivor's. You know, don't you Ivor?

01:09Oh, well, I better be getting along.

01:15Bye-bye, Mr. Jones. Bye, Ivor.

01:18For Ivor. Just in case.

01:23It's a present from the dragons, of course, but just in case.

01:27Just in case what? Do you know Ivor?

01:30Who do I?

01:32Oh, well, maybe we'll find out. Time for work.

01:36We've got to fetch sheep from Old Edwald's place behind the mountain.

01:39I'd put the trumpet on the shelf in the cab.

01:42Just in case, like.

01:44Well, that's a bit puzzling, isn't it?

01:54I wonder what it's for.

01:56Well, anyway, they collected flat trucks and foals from Laniog.

02:02Soon they were out on the mountainside, heading for Edwald the Shepherd's hill farm.

02:08Edwald was there, sitting on a stone, waiting for them.

02:12Surrounded by sheep.

02:14We're on the way.

02:28Never seen a railway engine before, I suppose.

02:31But where's your sheepdog?

02:33Blondwyn.

02:34Oh, she's busy having pups again.

02:37Oh, well.

02:39We'd better catch them, I suppose.

02:41You wait there, Ivor.

02:43We'll drive them down to you.

02:44Come on then, Edwald.

02:57That wasn't anything.

02:59Edwald was old, Jones was fat,

03:02and the sheep were frightened of the great green steaming engine.

03:06Edwald and Jones sat and mucked their brows.

03:10Oh.

03:11Oh, there's a case now, isn't it?

03:14Oh, a case.

03:15A case.

03:16Just in case.

03:18Hey, hey, wait a minute.

03:20What's that?

03:25Well, it's supposed to be a trumpet.

03:28It doesn't make much noise.

03:31Oh, you're right.

03:35I doubt if anybody could hear that.

03:37He was wrong, of course.

03:40The dragons heard it.

03:53What is it?

03:54Is there anything we can do?

03:56Well, a bit of sheep herding, if you wouldn't mind.

03:59What, those sheep over there, you mean?

04:02Yes, all that lot.

04:03On to the trucks, if you can.

04:05Right, Joe.

04:06Right, Joe.

04:07Now the sheep were frightened of Eivor, but they were terrified of the dragons.

04:23They became stampeded into the trucks, and soon they were safely on their way home, with

04:30the sheep safely in the trucks, and the dragons safely in Eivor's firebox.

04:36Well, I'll see you next time.

04:37Bye.

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