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Windy

ABC2 Kids | January 24, 2017

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Windy weather is great kite flying weather! A windy day can make some people grumpy but in dirtgirlworld it's all about fun!

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Windy weather is great kite flying weather! A windy day can make some people grumpy but in dirtgirlworld it's all about fun!

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Scrapboy builds an automatic egg-o-mover to deliver eggs straight to his and dirtgirl's houses, but realises that he likes coming over to get eggs and the chickens would rather lay their eggs in a nest anyway.

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There is another Creepy Crawly Conga tonight and dirtgirl is going to make sure the chickens don't ruin it this time.

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