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Speaker 1: Hello friends, and welcome to sleep tight stories. Puddles and

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Speaker 1: Splash are back and heading out to enjoy a sunny

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Speaker 1: day after way too much rain. It has been raining

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Speaker 1: far more than normal on the farm, and when the

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Speaker 1: to get out of the barn and enjoy it. Puddles

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Speaker 1: and they both wonder what now Huddles and Splash the

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Speaker 1: mystery of the missing apples. It was early morning and

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Speaker 1: the animals were shuffling about waiting for Chester, the old rooster,

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Speaker 1: to announce the only way he knew how that it

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Speaker 1: was time to wake up and start the day. This morning,

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Speaker 1: the light was not as bright as it was at

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Speaker 1: time in what felt like ages. It had been an

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Speaker 1: unusually wet summer on the Hampshire farm. Though most of

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Speaker 1: the animals liked to play in the mud. With the

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Speaker 1: With the sight of sunbeams shining through the cracks in

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Speaker 1: the gentle sounds of the chickens cooing, the pigs snuffling

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Speaker 1: doodle doo yelled chester suns a rising, days begun, rise

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Speaker 1: and shine. Let's have some fun. Feathers fluff and hoofs

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Speaker 1: a hop. Time to play a game, don't you stop.

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Speaker 1: As Splash pulled open the squeaky barn door, the fresh

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Speaker 1: smell of wet muddy grass wafted in, and the sounds

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Speaker 1: of chirping birds, buzzing bees, and all manner of insects

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Speaker 1: Every summer morning, rain or shine was much the same,

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Speaker 1: with the big animals walking out of the barn first,

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Speaker 1: followed by the pigs, and finally the chickens splash. The

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Speaker 1: strongest farm dog you might ever meet guided them safely

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Speaker 1: out the door lest someone get underneath a large cow's

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Speaker 1: reminding everyone to be patient and take their time as

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Speaker 1: they went outside to have their morning meal. Okay, you

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Speaker 1: know the drill big animals out first. We don't want

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Speaker 1: any cow stepping on the small animals. Bark, splash, Please hurry,

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Speaker 1: one of the chickens said, trying to get in front

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Speaker 1: pigs were making stinks all night long. Be patient, Jester,

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Speaker 1: the rooster said, from his station on top of a

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Speaker 1: bale of hay. Are you sure it wasn't you chickens

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Speaker 1: making all the stinks, puddle said, as he guided the

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Speaker 1: animals on the farm, said another. You might be clean,

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Speaker 1: mischievous calf who was always hungry. Next, the chickens fluttered out,

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Speaker 1: who preferred to keep their feathers free from rain and mud.

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Speaker 1: They were always too concerned with their appearance. The farm,

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Speaker 1: located on Prince Edward Island, was like a big, cozy

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Speaker 1: home for all the animals. It was surrounded by wide

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Speaker 1: Puddles said, so what are we doing today? Well, we

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Speaker 1: We wouldn't want the cows getting stuck in the mud,

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Speaker 1: today since it's so sunny out. Yes, that field usually

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Speaker 1: has lots of sweet clover that the cows love, and

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Speaker 1: they might be hungry if they play ball. Puddles replied,

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Speaker 1: might want us to stick close to the chickens. There

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Speaker 1: have been some crafty foxes and sneaky raccoons in the

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Speaker 1: the rules in case they come for a visit, Splash said,

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Speaker 1: bubbling stream that was surrounded in part by old pine trees.

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Speaker 1: It was a waypoint for the animals, a place they

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Speaker 1: would come to enjoy a fresh drink of water on

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Speaker 1: much this summer that he hadn't yet had the chance.

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Speaker 1: There's the stream up ahead, Splash said. It looks fine.

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Speaker 1: No major day images, but the ground feels pretty soft.

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Speaker 1: Why couldn't cows do their business in one place, he

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Speaker 1: back across the field and avoid the trails and fences.

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Speaker 1: It's been a while since we could enjoy the sun.

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Speaker 1: While we walked through the tall grass, Splash announced, sounds good,

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Speaker 1: Puddles said, finally catching his breath as he continued to

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Speaker 1: Puddles liked the mud, but it made it much more

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Speaker 1: Puddles often wondered if he wasn't part lyon the pads

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Speaker 1: Splash wasn't much of a talker when he was working,

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Speaker 1: running quickly to meet them. What trouble did he get into? Now,

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Speaker 1: Splash side. Everyone liked Bubbles, but he had a tendency

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Speaker 1: to cause all kinds of trouble, which in turn made

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Speaker 1: more work for Splash and Puddles. I hope he didn't

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Speaker 1: said excitedly, we have a a really big problem, a

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Speaker 1: disaster even what Splash asked with a look of concern.

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Speaker 1: Puddles was worried. What could have happened while they were gone?

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Speaker 1: They were only gone an hour. What could possibly have

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Speaker 1: Splash said, in a serious tone, calm down and tell

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Speaker 1: us what happened. Well, we were about to have a

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Speaker 1: game of soccer when one of the cows suggested that

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Speaker 1: that borders the field next to where we play. As

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Speaker 1: you both know, the apples fall gradually throughout late summer

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Speaker 1: and into fall from the trees, which makes them quite

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Speaker 1: easy to reach on this side of the fence. As

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Speaker 1: as Farmer Vernon has had the farm. Bubble said, with

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Speaker 1: a tone of concern. We know all this, Bubbles, please

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Speaker 1: get to the point, Splash said, Right right when we

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Speaker 1: arrived to have our treat, all of the apples were gone.

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Speaker 1: Did you look up, Puddles asked. Maybe they just haven't

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Speaker 1: fallen from the tree yet. It's been wet. Maybe that

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Speaker 1: has delayed there dropping from the trees. All it will

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Speaker 1: take is a bit more time and a stiff wind. No,

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Speaker 1: that's just it. I mean the apples were there the

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Speaker 1: when everybody was eating hay, Bubble said, sheepishly, knowing that

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Speaker 1: But now they are all gone, and not just the

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Speaker 1: trees on both sides of the fence. How could that

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Speaker 1: be possible, Puddles asked. The trees were full of small apples.

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Speaker 1: The last time Splash and I walked by there last week,

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Speaker 1: Farmer Vernon leaves them for us, and I have only

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Speaker 1: heard of him picking apples from the trees close to

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Speaker 1: this is pretty serious, so let's get over there quickly

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Speaker 1: and have a look for ourselves, Splash said, as he

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Speaker 1: started to walk ever more briskly than normal. Puddles ran

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Speaker 1: seemed to be good at just about everything. Huddles considered

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Speaker 1: Julius Strange Pork one day. However, keeping up with Bubbles

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Speaker 1: and Splash was always a challenge. When they arrived, a

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Speaker 1: small crowd had gathered where the apples should have been.

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Speaker 1: What happened to all the apples? Do you have any ideas, Splash,

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Speaker 1: one of the older cows said. I just got here

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Speaker 1: and am as surprised as you all looked to be,

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Speaker 1: Splash said, as he surveyed the area. This is our

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Speaker 1: yearly tradition. A pig said, where could the apples have

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Speaker 1: would have been a great way to bring some cheer,

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Speaker 1: said a chicken hopping about. The rest of the animals

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Speaker 1: mumbled in agreement. Okay, give us some time and we

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Speaker 1: will see if we can find an answer. Why don't

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Speaker 1: you all go back and play a game of soccer

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Speaker 1: while we find an answer to the mystery. As all

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Speaker 1: back to the other field to play soccer, Betsy, the

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Speaker 1: lonely cow that was left behind by a farmer next door,

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Speaker 1: came over to talk to Puddles. I'm not familiar with

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Speaker 1: the traditions that we have on the farm yet, but

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Speaker 1: while I was roaming through the backfields, I did come

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Speaker 1: upon a grove of apple trees hidden amongst the forest

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Speaker 1: at the back of the farm. I could show you

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Speaker 1: where the trees are, I think, But how we could

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Speaker 1: I don't know, Betsy said. Before Puddles could reply, Splash

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Speaker 1: foxes and raccoons don't get along, Puddles said with surprise.

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Speaker 1: big problem, and that is the end of this part.

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Speaker 1: Good Night, sleep tight.

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