The Silver Brumby Season 1 quotes

Well done, Thowra.

Thanks, Granddad.

Oh don't thank me, Charlie. Thanked for that Silver Brumby.

Maybe never again. That wasn't the same man that went into that hut. That was a man worried about his son. A father who cared.

I so worried, Charlie. When Snowy came back-

[annoyed] Yeah, yeah, now let the boy alone. And don't bother ticking him off about coming up here he knows it was stupid and he said punishment enough.

But I wasn't going t-

[interrupting] Maybe not. But I reckon he's learn more by himself today then you and I have told him since he was born and in my case... That's quite a lot. Sugar.

[sighs] Don't you go spoiling him while he's up here. And he has to be back in seven days right. We've still got firewood to cut. And to make sure I'll come and get him and teach him the proper way to come next time.

[Narrating] So Charlie's good deed was returned by the creatures of the High Country. But as it often is with good friends it would not be long before Charlie was to help out again. The nice thing about favors is that you can keep doing.

[Narrating] In the High Country night can bring the comfort of sleep and rest from the day's exertions. For others it is the start of their busy life nocturnal creatures using the dark to hunt for food and venture from their homes. But the night can also hold dangers and a night threatened with a storm more dangerous than usual.

[Narrating] So Baby Wombat was in very good hands as he settled back to enjoy a few weeks of being spoiled as he waited to recover from his accident and there was another treat in store organized by his father. But it wouldn't turn out quite as it had been planned.

[Narrating] As time passes our memories of time past grow stronger. Memories of good times swell the thoughts of her perfect those moments were a remarkable how exciting so it was with Golden happy though she was back with the man and his care and kindness she could not help thinking about her time with Thowra's herd and a friend she had left behind.

Brolga

That's the second time you disobeyed me, Currawong. I said no drink.

Pussy, puss, puss.

Brolga

Louder!

Pussy, puss, puss!

[Narrating] Following the safe return of escaped lion to its home in the circus, life returned to normal for the creatures of the high country. And what could be more normal than for two curious foals to be out exploring secret and mysterious places they have not visited before. But the young and inexperienced are often oblivious to dangers older and wiser heads have become we off.

[in Mopoke's body] Oh mighty Brolga, Thowra's arrived with a cranky old Wombat.

Brolga

What? How many times have I told you, Mopoke. I'm not interested in.

[in Mopoke's body] It's me, sire, Currawong.

[Narrating] So the Brolga's not happy to have his thunder stolen is he a king still worthy of the name. But at least Mopoke and Currawong now know who they are, along with the other creatures of the High Country. It would seem however that Thowra must be on his guard.

Brolga

Welcome back, Arrow.

Arrow

Eh?

Brolga

Welcome back to the High Country.

Arrow

Why thanks, Brolga, is nice to be back. I think.

[Narrating] Following the ravages of a long cold winter, the creatures of the High Country take delight in the spring air and look forward to the coming months of warmth and abundant food.

Thowra

I am READY! [echoes and whinnies]