00:00Look up, look down, look all around
00:08Up in the air or on the ground
00:13Come for a walk, come for a ride
00:18There's so much to see, so come outside
00:24We're always in pairs, always two of us
00:32In a rather nice colour that suits
00:35We'll keep your feet dry, my partner and I
00:39What are we called? We're boots
00:54Hello, my dears, we've just been for a walk
01:01We got caught in the rain
01:03Come along, stop sniffing
01:08Pippin, leave the poor cat alone
01:24Now, wait here, Pippin
01:28I must dry your feet
01:30I know you don't like it
01:38But I don't want your wet feet
01:41All over my kitchen floor
01:44There
01:54It's a pity Pippin can't wear boots to keep her feet dry
01:58Imagine that
02:01What would she look like?
02:11Oh no
02:13My feet are wet again
02:16I hate having wet feet
02:21No wonder
02:27My boots have got holes in them
02:31I really must buy a new pair
02:38I could do that today
02:40Yes
02:43Why not?
02:45Pippin, it's time to fly
02:47Pippin'
02:52Pippin'
02:53ORGAN PLAYS
03:23There it is, the town where the shoe shop is.
03:53ORGAN PLAYS
03:55Oh, look at all those boots.
04:09What? What is it, Pippin?
04:12Oh! What? Wellington boots.
04:16But they're not big enough for me.
04:19Hello, can I help you?
04:20I'd like a pair of Wellington boots, please, size 6.
04:23I'm sorry, I've just sold the last pair,
04:25but I could see if I can get you a pair for next week.
04:27Oh, dear.
04:29I did so want to buy them today.
04:32Never mind. Thank you.
04:34Come on, Pippin.
04:34What? Pippin?
04:40Oh, dear.
04:46Oh, look, Pippin.
04:48There's the boot factory.
04:50This is the factory where they make Wellington boots.
04:54Oh, look!
04:56A royal crest.
04:59That means they make boots for the Queen.
05:02Let's go in and see what we can see.
05:04This is what boots are made from.
05:18Rubber.
05:21But it's too thick.
05:24The rollers have to iron it out
05:26until it's a long, thin sheet of green rubber.
05:32Now, this is going to be cut into lots of different shapes.
05:44But first, they've got to glue in a nice, comfy lining.
05:50This would be the part that goes round your leg.
05:53There are the soles and heels.
06:14The part you walk on.
06:16Here, all the parts are put together.
06:29That's what they're getting ready for.
06:30So we're going to pull out.
06:32Let's go.
06:33It's nice.
06:34To be honest.
06:36It's good.
06:38Let's go.
06:39So we're going to have to bring one,
06:40the one.
06:42Oh, don't you know what I want,
06:44we're going to do.
06:45We're going to have to do.
06:45This one.
06:46There are the two.
06:47So this, we're going to work on a great day.
06:48We're going to be done.
06:49It's a great day, so I'll be done.
06:51All I want to do is get to do it.
06:54I want to do it.
06:54I want to go out and dance.
06:56I want to be done.
06:56I want to be done.
06:57I want to do this.
06:58and there it is a boot but it's not finished yet it has to go into the oven to cook
07:15that makes the rubber good and strong
07:28they're put into pairs a final polish
07:51and now they're ready to wear
07:57may I try these on please
08:07yes of course auntie Mabel
08:08they're a perfect fit
08:25I feel just like the queen
08:27I'd like to buy them
08:30Pippin
08:31where is she
08:33Pippin
08:39what am I going to do with you
08:41boots are very useful for walking in the rain
08:51they keep my feet completely dry
08:53I'll never more complain
08:55boots are very useful for walking in the rain
09:00boots, boots, boots, boots
09:02boots, boots, boots, boots, boots
09:04firemen always wear them
09:06to help protect their feet
09:08from all the water that they use
09:11also from the heat
09:13firemen always wear them
09:16to help protect their feet
09:18boots, boots, boots, boots, boots, boots, boots, boots
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09:52Pippin's being very naughty today.
10:03Oh!
10:05Oh!
10:06Oh!
10:08My feet are nice and dry.
10:12Oh!
10:16That reminds me.
10:19I know a story about some boots that wouldn't come off.
10:23Let's see if I can remember it.
10:27Once upon a time, there was a firefighter called Martha.
10:31She'd had a busy day putting out lots of fires,
10:34and she'd come home for her tea.
10:38Oh, I can't wait to take off my boots, she said.
10:43She tried to take the left one off, but she couldn't.
10:46Here, let me help you, said her husband, and he began to pull.
10:56But the boot wouldn't come off, so her husband called their daughter.
11:02Daughter, he said, come and help me pull off mother's boot.
11:07The daughter took hold of the husband, and the husband took hold of the boot.
11:13They pulled, and they pulled.
11:16The boot wouldn't come off.
11:20So the daughter called the dog.
11:23Dog, she said, come and help us pull off mother's boot.
11:27The dog took hold of the daughter.
11:30The daughter took hold of the husband, and the husband took hold of the boot.
11:35They pulled, and they pulled, but the boot wouldn't come off.
11:42So the dog called the cat.
11:45Cat, she said, come and help us pull off mother's boot.
11:49The cat took hold of the dog.
11:52The dog took hold of the daughter.
11:54The daughter took hold of the husband, and the husband took hold of the boot.
11:59They pulled, and they pulled, but the boot wouldn't come off.
12:06So the cat called the mouse.
12:09Mouse, he said, come and help us pull off mother's boot.
12:13The mouse took hold of the cat, the cat took hold of the dog, the dog took hold of the daughter,
12:20the daughter took hold of the husband, the husband took hold of the boot,
12:24and they pulled, and they pulled, and they pulled, and suddenly the boot came off,
12:34and they all fell in a heap on the floor.
12:38Thank you, said Martha.
12:40Now, if you don't mind, would you pull off the other one?
12:50Do you think they managed to pull off the other boot?
12:56Yes, I think they did.
13:00Oh, dear.
13:02It sounds as though Pippin is still chasing that cat.
13:10Pippin.
13:14Pippin.
13:20Oh.
13:23Pippin.
13:25Oh, dear.
