In this story Hetty, the large brown hen, who lays the biggest eggs on the farm, makes her nest in Jeremy's cart. But she is in for a big surprise - the cart has been decorated ready to go to the Wrigglesworth Carnival!

In this story Hetty, the large brown hen, who lays the biggest eggs on the farm, makes her nest in Jeremy's cart. But she is in for a big surprise - the cart has been decorated ready to go to the Wrigglesworth Carnival!

It's a sunny Saturday morning in May. Patch is too tired to join in as Stan and Little Red Tractor do all the jobs around Gosling Farm, but when they answer an urgent call to cut the grass for Wrigglesworth Cricket Club, she can't resist going along. The grateful cricketers invite Stan to stay for Elsie's famous cricket tea. Afterwards, Patch is found in an old cricket bag, where she provides the biggest surprise of the day - five beautiful puppies!

It is a hot summer day and Sidney the pig escapes from the pig field, ambling off unnoticed to the river, where he cools down with a splash and soon causes all kinds of unexpected mayhem.

It's a cold, icy morning. A fox is on the prowl and Stan needs more crushed barley to feed the cows. Dudley the postman is finding it difficult to drive on the slippery roads, so Stan offers to take Mrs. Turvey's letters across the fields in Little Red Tractor for him. But while they're away the fox visits Gosling Farm. Patch drives the fox away. Dudley has an accident. And the fox has an unexpected and tasty supper!

The moles are active on Gosling Farm and Patch won't stop digging. Mrs. Turbey is worried about her lawn, so Stan and Little Red Tractor take Maurice the mole man across the fields to Blackthorn Cottage, where he devises a colourful and humane way to keep the moles at bay. A grateful Mrs. Turvey gives Stan an oak sapling. Stan thinks about replacing the dead oak in Five Oaks Field, but when he looks at all the creatures that use the old tree as their home, he changes his mind.

Stan and Little Red Tractor have been helping Mr. Jones with the potato harvest of Beech Farm, but the work gives Stan a backache. The following day, they harvest the potatoes on Gosling Farm, but it is not until the last potato is lifted, that "Puppy" finds the cause of Stan's backache and his own name.

Join the much-loved Little Red Tractor and his friends for ten delightful countryside adventures filled with friendship, teamwork, and gentle life lessons. Set in a charming rural community, each episode brings warm-hearted storytelling, playful mishaps, and the simple joys of farm life. Beautifully narrated by Brian Glover and Richard Briers, this collection is perfect for young listeners and families to enjoy together, capturing the timeless magic of these classic tales in one enchanting...

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