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Transcript for Ep 2. Mountain Rescue at Ben Nevis

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ROXY: Hey Wildlifer, Roxy here, apprentice Ranger with Ranger

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Rae and the Wildlifers. And this week, Ranger Rae is travelling

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to the mighty Ben Nevis, Britain's tallest peak. A

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familiar sounding voice needs our help, so let's take flight

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with Eagle and see what's going on.

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EAGLE: Ahhhh! Nothing like breathing in the beautiful crisp

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air above Britain's tallest mountain. I can really get some

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distance on my Eagle call from here.

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Oh, I do love that echo.

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One more time.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Help!

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EAGLE: Hold on. That didn't sound like an Eagle echo.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Help!

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EAGLE: That sounds like someone in trouble on the mountain.

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Ah, just as I thought. Some silly human thought climbing Ben

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Nevis would be a simple stroll in the park.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Help!

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EAGLE: Yes, yes, you need help. But they're never going to hear

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you like that. You need to give it a big, powerful... Awooooo!

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VOICE OVER: Across the many majestic, wild spaces of the

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United Kingdom. From woods, wetlands, to mountain and heath.

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Whenever help is needed, one ranger and her animal friends

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always answer the call.

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THEME TUNE: Its Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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RANGER RAE: I can talk to animals! It's a ranger's dream!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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RANGER RAE: Say hello to my animal team!

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THEME TUNE: With Deer and Fox and Wildcat. Mole and Dragonfly,

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Beaver and Bat.

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BEAVER: Sound the alarm.

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And we'll come running to you!

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RANGER RAE: With our animal powers.

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We'll know what to do!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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EAGLE: I wonder how long it'll take them to get here. Probably

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a good while. After all, we are all the way...

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RANGER RAE: Somebody call for Ranger Rae. I'm here with Deer,

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Bat and Roxy to save the day.

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EAGLE: Ranger Rae and their Wildlifers. It's really you.

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ROXY: Wow, Ben Nevis is huge. I didn't realise it went up so

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high. I have to bend my head all the way back to see the top.

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RANGER RAE: So is someone or something in trouble on the

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mountain?

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EAGLE: It certainly seems that way.

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RANGER RAE: Well, don't worry. We're always laser-focused on

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saving the day. Isn't that right, Deer?

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DEER: Oh, sure. You know, I feel so at home on this mountain. I

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bet if I strike the right pose, my antlers will glisten in the

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snow and...

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Bat, have you fallen asleep on my antlers again?

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BAT: Sorry Deer. You know I get sleepy when I travel.

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DEER: You get sleepy when you stay perfectly still as well,

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you lazy Bat.

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BAT: I'm not lazy. I'm nocturnal. Although now you

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mention it, I could do with another quick nap before all the

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rescuing starts.

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RANGER RAE: Bat might need a nap, but the rest of us are

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ready to go. So, who needs our help?

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EAGLE: There's someone stuck on top of the mountain. Looks like

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another human thought they could climb Ben Nevis without the

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proper preparation.

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RANGER RAE: Someone heading out on an expedition completely

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unprepared, hey? That sounds familiar.

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ROXY: You think it could be our old friend Expedition Eddie?

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RANGER RAE: We'll have to wait and see. Though it wouldn't

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surprise me.

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EAGLE: Lots of people try and climb Ben Nevis without giving

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it the respect it deserves. It is over 1,000 metres tall after

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all.

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RANGER RAE: Climbing Britain's tallest peak is no laughing

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matter. And when the snow hits like this, you best be prepared.

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The right clothes, the right climbing gear, and of course,

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the right mindset.

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ROXY: I'm not sure Eddie has any of those things.

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RANGER RAE: We'll need to get confirmation on his location

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before we mount a rescue operation.

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EAGLE: I can do that. Who wants to join me for an Eagle-eyed

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tour of the all mighty Ben Nevis? Bat, you should be able

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to perch nicely on my wings.

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Fancy it?

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RANGER RAE: Great idea. Bat can use their sonar skills to find

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whoever is stuck on the mountain.

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EAGLE: Perfect. Hop on and off we go.

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BAT: Oh, all right.

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EAGLE: Hold on tight.

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BAT: Woohoo! This is amazing. Look at these majestic mountain

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vistas. I'm on top of the world.

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EAGLE: Haha Quite a view, isn't it?

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BAT: I love all the snow, even if it makes me quite chilly.

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EAGLE: It wasn't always so chilly round here. The top of

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Ben Nevis is actually the collapsed dome of an ancient

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volcano.

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BAT: Really?

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EAGLE: See that beautiful valley at the bottom of the mountain?

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That's Glen Nevis.

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BAT: You mean there's a Ben Nevis and a Glen Nevis? That

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must get confusing.

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EAGLE: Oh, it can do. Oh, look at that lovely Hare.

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BAT: Oh, why, thank you. I have been brushing it a little more

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often, and I was thinking of using some conditioner next

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time.

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EAGLE: Ha ha, no, not your hair, Bat. I mean, look at that lovely

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Mountain Hare sprinting through the snow.

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BAT: Oh, yes.

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Do they not get very cold?

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EAGLE: They would if it wasn't for their nice, thick mountain

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fur.

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BAT: It looks so snuggly and toasty. Oh, I wish I was wrapped

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up in it right now.

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EAGLE: Hold that sleepy thought, Bat. Do you hear something?

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Help! Help!

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BAT: Yes, yes, yes. I hear a human in distress.

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EAGLE: I can hear him all right. But where is he hiding?

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BAT: It sounds like he made it all the way to the top.

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EAGLE: I'll circle round again.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Somebody help!

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I'm trapped on top of the mountain!

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EAGLE: Where is that coming from? How are we supposed to

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rescue him if we can't find him?

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BAT: Not to worry. I can use my super sonar to find him.

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EAGLE: Oh, I've heard about Bats and their sonar powers. How does

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it work?

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BAT: It's the best. I can send out sound waves from my mouth,

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which bounce off the surrounding areas right back into my ears.

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So by listening to these echoes, I can build a mental map of all

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that surrounds me.

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EAGLE: I love travelling with the Wildlifers. Your sonar

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powers are amazing.

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BAT: Super sonar! Activated!

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Let's see, looks like there's some ruins on top of the

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mountain and looks like, yep, that's where our guy's hiding.

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EAGLE: Wonderful! We'll head back to the others and let them

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know. Hold on tight, Bat!

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ROXY: With Eagle and Bat soaring through the sky, the rest of us

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Wildlifers. That's right, I'm an honorary Wildlifer for now,

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remember? Waited to hear news from the mountain top. And we

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even had a furry little visitor.

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RANGER RAE: That's a Mountain Hare. You can find them all over

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Ben Nevis. Their coats turn white in the winter, so they're

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very good at hiding in the snow.

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BAT: Oh, a perfect landing. Thanks, Eagle. That was great.

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RANGER RAE: Did you see who was stuck on the mountain?

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EAGLE: They were hiding, so we couldn't get a proper look at

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them.

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BAT: It sure sounded like Eddie.

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RANGER RAE: Where is there to hide on top of a mountain?

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EAGLE: That said, it looked like some old ruins, but I'm not sure

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what that could be.

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MOUNTAIN HARE: It's the old observatory.

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BAT: Well, who's that? It's like they appeared out of nowhere.

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EAGLE: That's my good friend, Mountain Hare.

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MOUNTAIN HARE: Over 150 years ago, scientists built an

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observatory on top of Ben Nevis to observe the weather

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conditions.

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RANGER RAE: Where did they go?

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EAGLE: Oh, they're still here somewhere, camouflaged against

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the snow.

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MOUNTAIN HARE: The conditions on top of the mountain were too

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harsh, so it was abandoned after 20 years.

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DEER: It's like trying to have a conversation with a whack-a-mole

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machine.

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MOUNTAIN HARE: But the ruins still sit on top of the

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mountain, and sometimes struggling climbers use it for

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shelter. The end.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks, Mountain Hare. So our would-be

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mountaineer is hiding in the ruins of the old observatory.

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ROXY: Oh, yes. The observatory. I read all about that in my Ben

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Nevis guidebook.

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RANGER RAE: Eddie could really do with a Ben Nevis guidebook.

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EAGLE: I could try and fly up and get him, but even my mighty

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two-metre wingspan would struggle to carry a human down

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the mountain.

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DEER: This is a mission suited to my particular skill set.

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RANGER RAE: Deer's right. The balance, speed and strength

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makes them a perfect candidate for a Mountain Rescue. Bat,

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you'd better go as well. Since you saw where Eddie was hiding.

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And, Roxy, would you mind going so you can talk to Eddie?

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ROXY: Yes, I get to be on Team Rescue!

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DEER: All aboard for Operation Save Expedition Eddie!

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BAT: But we're not sure if it is Expedition Eddie yet, Deer.

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DEER: All right then, all aboard for Operation Save someone who

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may not be but probably is Expedition Eddie!

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BAT: Much better.

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DEER: All right, off we go!

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Bat?

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BAT: What is it, Deer?

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DEER: Aren't you going to woohoo your way up the mountain, like

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you did with Eagle?

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BAT: Well... It's just we're not going at quite the same speed.

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Eagle was a lot faster than you. This is more of a leisurely

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pace. It's quite relaxing, really. I might even...

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DEER: So it's speed you want, then, is it?

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BAT: Oh, woohoo!

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ROXY: Whee!

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I can't think of many things more exciting than riding up a

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mountain on the back of a Deer with a Bat as company.

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Oh, I really wish I could understand what the animals are

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saying on an adventure like this.

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I wonder, was it really Eddie stuck up there?

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We'll find out soon.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Help!

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DEER: Sounds like he's around here somewhere.

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BAT: My sonar says he's hiding just in there.

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UNKNOWN VOICE: Hello?

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Has someone come to rescue me?

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Oh, thank you. Thank you, thank you.

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DEER: It's Expedition Eddie, all right. What a surprise.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Who's come to rescue me? Mountain Rescue? The

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Coast Guard? Spider-Man?

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BAT: What would Spider-Man be doing on a mountain in Scotland?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Oh, it's a Deer and a Bat. That's weird.

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And me. Roxy, what are you doing here? I thought you were too

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busy to get your mountaineering badge this weekend.

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ROXY: I am busy. I'm busy helping Ranger Rae and the

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Wildlifers save you.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: You mean this Deer and Bat are Wildlifers?

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Well, I am so honoured.

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ROXY: And I'm an honorary Wildlifer now too, Eddie.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Oh, nice badge. Can I have a taste?

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ROXY: You want to eat my badge?

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: I am so hungry I'll eat anything. All I brought

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with me was this bag of crisps. But I can't get them open

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because my fingers are too cold.

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ROXY: You shouldn't have worn fingerless gloves. Let's get you

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down the mountain. Hop up on Deer's back. And don't disturb

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Bat. They're very tired.

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BAT: Thank you, Roxy.

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DEER: All aboard. Off we go.

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RANGER RAE: Eagle, how many people climb this mountain every

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year?

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EAGLE: I'm not sure. I wonder who'd know the answer to that.

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MOUNTAIN HARE: Over 150,000 people.

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EAGLE: Thank you, Hare.

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ROXY: We're back!

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DEER: Another successful rescue operation completed by your

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humble, fabulous Deer.

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BAT: Ahem.

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DEER: And Bat.

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RANGER RAE: Hello, Expedition Eddie.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Hi, Ranger Rae. I hope you're doing well on

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this fine afternoon.

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RANGER RAE: When we were called for a Mountain Rescue, I had a

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funny feeling you'd be involved.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: It's harder than it looks, this mountain

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climbing.

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RANGER RAE: That's why you need to make sure you're well

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prepared. If we weren't here to help today, then Mountain Rescue

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would have to get involved, and they're mostly volunteers.

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ROXY: You can borrow my Ben Nevis guidebook next time, when

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you want to try it.

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EXPEDITION EDDIE: Thanks very much. Does the guidebook taste

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good?

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ROXY: We'd best get Eddie to some food.

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RANGER RAE: Does anybody know the quickest route down the

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mountain?

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MOUNTAIN HARE: The quickest way up and down Ben Nevis is the

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pony track. Thank you. Goodbye.

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RANGER RAE: Thanks, Mountain Hare. Come on, Eddie. Let's get

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you fed.

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ROXY: And so my first full rescue was complete, and I got

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to be part of the whole thing.

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Seeing Ben Nevis was an amazing experience.

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I wonder, will it be long till my next adventure?

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ANIMAL CALL: Ahwoooooo

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RANGER RAE: Sounds like another animal needs our help. Come on,

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Wildlifers, off we go!

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ROXY: I guess it won't be long then. Woohoo!

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THEME TUNE: It's Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers!

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VOICE OVER: We hope you're enjoying the new adventures of

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Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers. To celebrate the launch, it's

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competition time.

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We've got 10 Ranger Fun Pack prizes up for grabs. For a

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chance to win a Ranger Fun Pack, you'll need to answer this

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question correctly.

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What is a common nickname for puffins?

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Is it A. Clowns Of The Sea? B. Bright Beaked Birdies, or C,

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Rainbow Jesters. Top tip, listen to Ranger Rae and the Wildlifers

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episode one, Puffin Panic at the Farne Islands to find out. If

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you're under 16, an adult must enter on your behalf.

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Please ask your grown-up to follow the link in the podcast

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show notes or at nationaltrust.org.uk/kids-podca-

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st. This competition is free to enter and closes at midnight on

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the 13th of November 2024. You can only enter the competition

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once and full terms and conditions apply. Good luck!

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