00:20Mr Rusty had written a letter to the local council, protesting about road conditions in the garden,
00:26and Florence agreed the traffic was getting heavier.
00:30Zebedee asked what the trouble was.
00:34I'm campaigning for a green belt, said Mr Rusty.
00:38I'm sure you'll look very pretty, said Zebedee.
00:41Shall we go?
00:43In the garden, others were campaigning about a variety of things.
00:51And everyone, including Dylan, was busy preparing signs prohibiting or advocating or demanding,
00:59demanding various things for various needs.
01:03Even the birds.
01:07And Penelope.
01:09And the train.
01:11And Penelope.
01:13And the train.
01:17Between her shunting activities.
01:21And the train.
01:22Between her shunting activities.
01:25And Mr McHenry.
01:27And Mr McHenry.
01:29And Mr McHenry.
01:31And Mr McHenry.
01:33And, of course, Brian.
01:35And, of course, Brian.
01:37It was obvious some co-ordinating had to be done.
01:39So Zebedee asked them all to explain their signs.
01:40And, of course, Brian.
01:41And, of course, Brian.
01:46It was obvious some co-ordinating had to be done.
01:47So Zebedee asked them all to explain their signs.
01:48Me first, said Brian.
01:49But Zebedee said he would leave it to Florence to choose the order.
01:51And would they please put their signs on the posts.
01:52And explain.
01:53Henry. And, of course, Brian. It was obvious some coordinating had to be done, so Zebedee
02:07asked them all to explain their signs. Me first, said Brian. But Zebedee said he would
02:13leave it to Florence to choose the order, and would they please put their signs on the
02:17posts and explain. They agreed. Everyone should be given a fair hearing, said Zebedee, and
02:26they agreed again. Democracy, said Zebedee. Lovely, said Ermintrude. Penelope was to be
02:35first, and she explained her sign meant, Danger, spiders at work. Dylan was next.
02:43Your turn, Dylan, said Florence. Lazy thing, said Penelope, tartly. Dylan's sign was no
02:54hooting, rabbits sleeping. Ermintrude was next. I wonder what it'll be, thought Florence. It
03:01was keep off the flowers. And then it was Dougal's turn. Oh dear, thought Florence. Keep cows off
03:08the flowers, said Dougal. Doesn't look a bit like me, said Ermintrude, haughtily. Mr.
03:16McHenry's turn, said Florence, quickly. And Mr. McHenry's sign meant, apparently, scooters
03:23only. Cheek, said the train. And when Florence asked for her sign, put up one which simply
03:31said, trains only. The twin birds were next. Crazy, said Dylan, for their sign meant music
03:46permitted. Florence had a look at the signs. You know, we might get a bit cluttered, she
03:52said. It'll be more cluttered when lightning gets here, said Dougal. Lightning was on his
03:59way. One mile per hour, maximum speed, said Brian. Typical, said Dougal. Mr. Rusty was
04:07last. Flowers are best, he said. Oh, I agree, said Florence. Dogs are best, said Dougal's
04:15well-known fact. Well, dogs are all right, said Mr. Rusty. Except one. Watch where my eyes
04:22rest, said Brian. Zebedee asked if the signposting had gone well. All right, said Mr. Rusty, but
04:32I maintain there should be just one sign in the garden. Which one, said Zebedee? This one,
04:40said Mr. Rusty, and mine.
04:42said Mr. Rusty. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine. And mine
