Rosie and Jim Rosie and Jim S01 E022 Pottery
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00:00Jim!
00:02Rosie!
00:30Pouet!
00:32Aaaaaaaaah!
00:34Rosie and Jim, Rosie and Jim
00:36Finding stories everyday
00:39Rosie and Jim, Rosie and Jim
00:41And Jonny writes them down
00:47Hello, I'm Jon.
00:49You saw me steering the boat earlier on.
00:51But that's not my real work.
00:53My real work is writing books.
00:55And they're books for children just like you.
00:57I'm making a new one just now.
00:59It's all about Rosie and Jim. They're my two ragdolls that I have on the boat. I like to pretend that they come to life.
01:05And I get ideas for the stories about them from the things I see as I travel on my boat.
01:11What shall I put in my story today? Well, it's a sunny day, so I'll start with that.
01:17One sunny day.
01:24And then, I'll draw the river with two blue pens, like this.
01:32And my boat is just here. So, I'll put this picture of it on the book to show the place.
01:40And now, I'll be on my way.
01:48Oh, what a beautiful morning.
01:51Well, I want to get going this morning, so I'll drink my coffee in a minute.
01:55Get my life jacket on first.
01:58Get the engine going.
02:17Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.
02:22Thanks, Doc.
02:24We're moving, Rosie.
02:26Where are we going to, Jim?
02:32Now, where am I now? Let's have a look in the book.
02:35Ah, I'm about here, near Pershaw.
02:38I wonder where I can find something interesting to put into a story.
02:41Oh, Patcher's Pottery. That sounds good. I think I'll try and find that.
02:47Old potty, old noggin.
02:51He said we're going to a pottery.
02:55Rosie, what is a pottery?
02:59Hmm, a pottery. I've always wanted to see a place where they make cups and mugs and things like that.
03:06What's that?
03:08Oh, my favourite mug.
03:11Jim!
03:13Bye, bye, muggins.
03:16Rosie, that was Fishdog's mug.
03:21Oh, well, never mind.
03:24The fishes and the frogs can dig out of it now.
03:27Rosie, they can make a house in it.
03:32They can make an underwater house in it.
03:36Never mind. Perhaps they can make me a new mug at the pottery.
03:40Rosie, cows don't have mugs, do they?
03:46Fishdog doesn't have a mug now.
03:51Poor Fishdog.
03:57Poor old duck.
04:00Poor old duck. He never ever had a mug, Jim.
04:05He just dips his beak in the water, doesn't he?
04:08And he goes gluggity glug, slurp, splosh, splosh.
04:15Ah, there's a tricky piece of steering coming up under this bridge. I'll have to be extra careful.
04:22Under the bridge.
04:30Oh, there are two bridges. An old one and a new one.
04:38There's the old one that I've just gone under. I'm going to go under the new one now.
04:52There's the new bridge with the cows going over it.
04:55Ahead of me, I can see a good place to moor, so I'll make for it.
05:04That's it, I'm safely moored. I'll go and have a look at the pottery now.
05:22Hello, Fishdog, Rosie.
05:35What's this dog doing in that mud?
05:38Don't know. Playing.
05:40He's too old to play, Jim.
05:43No one's too old to play, Rosie.
05:47That's a really nice bit of mud. I wonder if I can make any shapes with it.
05:52It's really sticky and squiggly. I wonder if I can make a cup with it.
05:56Let's have a try. Make a nice big bowl.
05:59Put my thumbs in the middle.
06:02Oh, it's not bad, is it?
06:04I mean, it's quite a reasonable cup.
06:07I'll leave that there to dry out.
06:10I'd better wash my hands.
06:17I'll get on to the pottery now.
06:32Ah, this must be it. I can see pots in the window.
06:35I'll go and have a look.
06:47Hmm, that's a lovely one.
06:54Hello.
06:55Hello, good morning. Well, I think you can.
06:57I'm looking for a mug, you see, because I live on a boat and I've dropped my favourite mug in the water.
07:01Have you been playing in the mud, by the way?
07:03No, this is clay. It's very, very messy.
07:05Oh. What do you make with clay?
07:07Um, all sorts of things.
07:08Things like this?
07:09I'm making mugs at the moment.
07:10Oh, could I see? I'd love to see one being made.
07:12Of course, yes.
07:13Thanks very much.
07:14My name's John, by the way.
07:15I'm Julia.
07:16Nice to meet you.
07:22Oh, lots of mugs, Jim.
07:25Lots and lots of mugs, Rosie.
07:30Well, I've been playing with some mud out of the ground outside, trying to make pots.
07:35Have you got a better way of doing it?
07:36Yes.
07:38If you whiz it around and around on the wheel, you can make them much smoother.
07:42Mm-hmm.
07:43You have to use plenty of water.
07:44So you're starting with the same stuff that I started with?
07:47And you squeeze it.
07:48Ah.
07:50Change its shape.
07:56It's going nice and smooth, isn't it?
07:58Because it's going round.
08:00Nice and squishy.
08:02Squishy? Squashy, Rosie.
08:04I'm using wheel, Jim.
08:07You're keeping it wet so that it doesn't stick to your fingers, I expect, are you?
08:10I am, yes. You have to use plenty of water.
08:12Yes.
08:15Ah, a bit cold.
08:31Rosie, look. She's making them out.
08:33Oh.
08:35Oh, that's a lovely shape.
08:38It's still quite soft, isn't it?
08:41You can't drink out of them when they're this soft.
08:43They have to be put in an oven and made really hot.
08:46Ah, that's how it's done.
08:49I'd like to see that.
08:51So is this the hot place where you put the cups?
08:53That's right. I call it a kiln.
08:56Ah, I see. Like a very big oven, isn't it?
08:58Yes, but it gets much, much hotter.
09:00Mm-hmm. So if you're putting these in now, you can't take them out until tomorrow?
09:03They'd be much too hot to touch.
09:04Mm.
09:06There they go.
09:07That's it. You shut the door.
09:08Shut the door.
09:10Are they going to cook a mug?
09:13I don't know.
09:14Cooked mugs.
09:15Oh.
09:16And I'd like to buy a finished mug now to take back to the boat with me.
09:19Would you like to come into the shop?
09:20Thank you.
09:24Oh, there's one with Rosie on it.
09:26I'd love that one.
09:27Thank you.
09:28Thank you.
09:29Um, I've one over here.
09:31Jim. I must have a Jim mug.
09:34And one with my name on it.
09:35John.
09:36I bet you'd like it full of tea. It's such a hot day, isn't it?
09:38I would. Yes, it'd be very nice.
09:40Let's go and put the kettle on.
09:41Mm. Thanks very much.
09:44Oh, a cup of tea, Jim.
09:47Yes, please.
09:48Hey, Rosie.
09:49We can use our nice new mugs.
09:52Oh, yeah.
09:54Lovely. Thank you very much. That's great.
09:57Thank you, Rosie.
09:58Uh-huh.
09:59Here we go.
10:01And milk.
10:03And a little bit of milk.
10:04A little bit of milk.
10:06Lovely.
10:07Cheers.
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