Pat calls to the Post Office where most of the post is for Katy and Tom because it is their birthday. Pat goes to deliver the post to them. Poor Katy is not having a very happy birthday because she has lost Sarah-Ann, her doll.
During his lunch break, Pat falls asleep on a hill above Thompson Ground, leaving his lunch box open and his keys just beside it. When he wakes up, he sees Dorothy Thompson's hens running off with his sandwiches and one with his keys.
Pat always thought he had managed to keep the date of his birthday to himself. He tells Jess not to give his secret away. But when he arrives at the Post Office, almost all of the post is for Pat.
It is a very heavy rainy day in Greendale. Even the letters are wet when Pat goes to the Post Office to collect them. The rain has stopped. Pat goes to deliver his wet letters. Some people still have their lights on in their houses.
It is a cloudy morning, but the sun brightens up, and Pat is having a late day after his van gets stuck in the mud, when he is forced to stop because of Sam Waldron's van. Peter Fogg soon comes along in his red tractor to pull Pat out.
Pat calls at the post office to collect a registered letter to the camp site, and a parcel for Granny Dryden. Pat has to help Peter Fogg get some wandering sheep out of Mr. Jackson's Garden, then he delivers Granny Dryden's parcel.
Ken Barrie
Voice
Ivor Wood
Director
