Sailing
In the cafe, Miss Hoolie finds PC Plum's pump on her chair. Then PC Plum turns up. He is in such a muddle. He had lost his notebook with his list of things to do. He rushes to get his lifejacket from Spencer. Spencer didn't have PC Plum's lifejacket. He had given it to Edie to deliver. PC Plum doesn't have the pump he promised to lend Spencer. Everything is all muddled up. PC Plum goes home, but there is no lifejacket. Edie hadn't delivered it yet. He tries to make a flask of tea, but there is none left. He realises he still has a long list of things to do and very little time. So PC Plum asks Josie to help him because she's so good at rushing around. He sets off to meet Edie and get this lifejacket. Josie goes to the cafe to get the flask filled with tea and takes the pump to Spencer's house. Thanks to Josie, it all happens in time for Miss Hoolie and PC Plum to go sailing. They have a terrific time. Balamory looks very pretty from the water.
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