| Sam. |
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| Sam. |
00:01:06.900 - 00:01:07.958 |
| Sam! |
00:01:10.637 - 00:01:11.763 |
| What's the matter? |
00:01:12.372 - 00:01:14.033 |
| I was only outside. |
00:01:14.140 - 00:01:15.971 |
| Something woke me.
I thought I heard a train. |
00:01:16.309 - 00:01:19.301 |
| Tom could never have got the railways
going up here in Scotland as well. |
00:01:19.446 - 00:01:23.883 |
| Well, if it was a train,
Tom Walter's train, |
00:01:26.052 - 00:01:28.282 |
| Jenny might be on it. |
00:01:28.388 - 00:01:30.253 |
| There is a railway,
we saw it last night. |
00:01:30.356 - 00:01:31.880 |
| I was out there just now.
I'd have heard it, wouldn't I? |
00:01:31.991 - 00:01:35.518 |
| Yeah, I suppose so. |
00:01:36.396 - 00:01:38.193 |
| Come on, I'll get the horses. |
00:01:39.332 - 00:01:40.822 |
| If we push it we might get to
the first of them power stations today. |
00:01:40.934 - 00:01:43.903 |
| -What's the hurry?
-No point in hanging about. |
00:01:44.003 - 00:01:47.029 |
| After we've had some breakfast. |
00:01:48.775 - 00:01:50.743 |
| Well? Was it? |
00:02:24.978 - 00:02:26.673 |
| Well, it was a train, right enough,
Mr McAlister, sir. |
00:02:27.447 - 00:02:30.541 |
| Stopped at the tunnel,
just this side of the loch. |
00:02:31.417 - 00:02:34.682 |
| What are they doing? |
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| (CHUCKLES) |
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