Name: Ben & Holly's Little Kingdom - The Royal Fairy Picnic
Uploaded: 2016-10-09T16:25:13.000Z
Duration: 11 min 15 s
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Somewhere, hidden among-st thorny brambles, is a little kingdom of elves and fairies.

Everyone who lives here is very, very small.

Today’s adventure starts at the little castle.

This is a perfect day for a royal fairy picnic.

Nanny Plum, prepare the royal picnic basket.

Yes, your Majesty, and will we be having magic jelly for pudding?

Err….maybe we should give the magic jelly a miss this year?

But we always have magic jelly at the royal picnic.

Well, if you promise not to flood the entire kingdom with jelly, like last year.

Trust me, your Majesty. Nothing will go wrong this time.

Please can Ben come!? He’s my best friend.

Well, I suppose, as he’s your best friend.

Hello, Mrs Elf. Can I speak to Ben, please?

Hi, Ben. Would you like to come on the royal fairy picnic today?

Good! Come to the castle as quick as you can.

Mom, I’ve been invited on the royal fairy picnic.

How lovely! You’ll need plenty of food, so you have enough food to share. What would you like?

Um… pies, cheese and some fruit, please?

I’ll put in a whole strawberry. Then you have enough to everyone.

This should be fun. We’ve never had an elf before on our royal picnic before.

Thank for inviting me. That looks heavy. Can I help you carry it?

It’s a magic basket.  Don’t worry, Ben.  You’ll see.

Hi, Gaston. Daddy can Gaston join our picnic?

Gaston says he would like the pleasure of joining Princess Holly and Ben Elf on the Royal Fairy Picnic. Your Majesty.

Very well. It’s just a pity he is a bit smelly.  Nanny Plum. Can you translate that?

You mean you actually bring food with you to a picnic?

It’s probably some strange elf custom, Your Majesty.

Thanks, Ben, but fairies don’t eat elf food. We have our own special fairy food.

Oh, but the basket is empty. You’ve forgotten your food.

Silly Ben, it isn’t empty. It’s a magic picnic basket.

Let’s start with the drinks. I feel like some sparkling fairy juice. Magic basket, oh, so old, let’s have fairy juice, sparkling and cold.

Ben, perhaps you would like to choose the drinks for the children.

But, Ben, you can choose you like in the whole wide world.

In that case, lemonade with a dollop of ice-cream.

Are you sure you wouldn’t like something more exotic?

OK, lemonade with two dollops of ice-cream.

Good choice Ben. Magic basket, please, lemonade with lots of ice cream.

That’s right. By a ladybird’s growl, may the next drink be foull.

Nanny, you’ve made it too stinky, even for Gaston.

Nonsense! Ladybirds love rotten cabbage juice.

Now, for the main course. Magic basket, please, make as sandwiches with ham and cheese.

Nanny Plum, please don’t make too much this time.

We don’t want a repeat of last year’s jelly flood.

Holly, Daisy and Poopy always help me make the pudding.

But last year we made bit too much and we…

I remember the jelly flood. Was that you?

But it’s not going to happen again. Is it Nanny Plum?

Don’t worry, Your Majesty. We’ve been practising safe new words that keeps the quantity down. Come along, girls.

Yes, Ben.  Children, repeat after me. Magic basket, please, jelly, jelly, but not a lot.