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01x11 - Pat Goes Sledging

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Postman Pat". Aired: 16 September 1981 – 27 September 1982.*
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Each episode follows the adventures of Patrick Clifton, a friendly country postman, and his black and white cat Jess, as he delivers the post through the valley of Greendale.

01x11 - Pat Goes Sledging

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Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat and

his black and white

cat early in the morning just as day is

Dawning he picks up all the post bags in

his

van Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat

and his black and white

cat all the birs are singing and the day

is just beginning Pat feels he's a

really happy

man everybody knows his bright rad van

all his friends will smile as he waves

to greet them

maybe you can never be sure they'll be

knock ring letters through your door

Postman Pat Postman Pat Postman Pat and

his black and white

cat all the birds are singing and the

day is just beginning Pat feels he's a

really happy

man Pat feels he's a really happy

man Pat feels he's a really happy

man

there was deep snow in

Greendale Peter fog was busy clearing

the roads nobody could get about until

he had shifted the

snow Postman

Pat and Sam

Waldren and Miss hubard followed in

Peter's

tracks

the Reverend Tims was clearing his

path he waved to Pat as he slowly went

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by

keep my seat warm

Jess morning Mrs Goggins isn't this snow

awful it's a good thing Peter fog's

clearing some of the roads we'd never

have got through without

him they do say there's 10ft drifts up

at intake Farm Pat and here's an urgent

parcel for George up at

Hilltop you'll never get there today you

know oh dear but I'd better take it just

in case I I usually manage somehow well

mind how you go Pat we don't want you

getting buried in the snow oh I'll be

all right

cheerio

we can always dig ourselves out can't we

Jess if we get

stuck Pat was on his

way he had to drive carefully along the

slippery

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roads at Greendale Farm the Twins were

waiting for him

oh who threw

that you little

monkeys two can play at that

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game hey what's going

on oh dear sorry Mr Thompson I didn't

know you here I I was aiming at the

twins that's all right Pat it's only a

bit of fun you're just in time cuz the

road's blocked and the snow plow stuck

in a big drift we've come to dig it out

you could give us a hand okay I can't

get on with my round anyway till the

roads clear I'll just give Mrs pottage

her letters first the snow's bad this

year Mrs pottage well the twins are

enjoying it yes so I've discovered bye

Pat

Peter fog was already digging when they

got to the snow

plow here we are Ted this is the spot

whoops don't worry Peter we'll have you

out in no

time thank goodness for that pH it's

warm work I can tell

you come on Lads put your backs into

it hang on I'll see if I can get through

now

[Music]

he took a run at the snow

drift come on pet you can do

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it he was

through

the twins had been

busy bye bye Pat

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bye

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Pat stopped at the vicarage with a

letter for the Reverend

Tims but Dr Gilbertson came to the door

instead come in Pat the poor rever

slipped on the ice and broken his leg oh

dear that is bad news hello Pat just

look at this isn't it

stupid a piece of bad luck I'd say

Reverend but I've brought a letter to

cheer you

up ah yes from cousin Sylvia that'll

make good reading oh but what about the

parish magazine I was going to take it

round

today I can take it with my letters said

p

no trouble at all I'll see they get

through Cheerio

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Reverend

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at Thompson ground Dorothy Thompson was

out collecting the

eggs I hope you haven't any letters for

Hilltop top she said the snow's so bad

that Peter had to turn back the plow

just couldn't get up the hill H I've got

a parcel for George marked urgent what

can I do perhaps I could walk it I've

got a better idea we can use the Old

Farm Sledge I've got to take some food

up for the

Sheep well it's a long time since I was

on a

sledge but it looks like the only way of

getting the parcel

there here we are said

Al you'd better take George some

groceries said Dorothy he might be

running short being snowed up like

this they loaded up the

Sledge

off they

[Applause]

went it was hard going

uphill but lovely

[Applause]

downhill

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the Sheep were glad to see

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them just look at that

drift George's house was nearly

[Applause]

buried

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hello anybody in George was out he'd

gone to feed his sheep so Pat left the

food and the parcel on the

table we'll have a fast ride downhill

said

Alf give us a

push hold on here we

go

[Applause]

hold

on help oh oh oh oh

dear you all right

putt all in one piece I

think all

[Applause]

tight

hey mine that tree who

[Applause]

H

hey my goodness that's one way of

delivering a

parcel we'll need a hot drink after that

said

Alf here we are all ready for

you Jess was glad he'd stayed by the

warm

fire thanks Mrs Thompson just what I

need I there's not like a good cup of

tea thanks for the ride

goodbye

[Music]

the rest of Pat's round was in the

valley and the roads had been cleared

and gritted by

now no more digging or sledging today

said Pat it takes more than snow to stop

us

[Music]

Jess

Postman pet Postman Pat Postman Pat and

this black and white

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cat