Today, I played the Highland Games on the CBeebies website.
The Highland Games is part of Balamory.
I got 159 points, and I won all three games. The three games are Archie Tug-Of-War, Josie’s Obstacle Race, and PC Plum’s Coconut shy.
Balamory game on the CBeebies website
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Pippy's blog 
want to have more fun on the cbeebies website.
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Hi
i’m nine but i still whatch it and do you think you could get me the spotty airplane and pippin too!she’s sooooooooooo cute and if you keep it on the tv i’ll always whatch it
tom smells
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very nice web site. My English is not so good, so I do not understandt it well, but it seems very good. Thanks
This is just great š Thankyou for posting this!
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