Series 1: 88. Mind the Haahoos. Children’s programme. The Pontipines and the Wottingers are out for a walk in the garden when Mrs Pontipine spots the Ninky Nonk through her binoculars. Series 1: 1.. In the Night Garden · March 25, 2022 · Follow. Who wishes they could wake up as gracefully as the Haahoos? This could be a challenge with the clocks going forward this weekend. Isn’t that a pip! See less. Comments. Most relevant .
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Series 1: 88. Mind the Haahoos. Children’s programme. The Pontipines and the Wottingers are out for a walk in the garden when Mrs Pontipine spots the Ninky Nonk through her binoculars. Series 1:.. The Haahoos. The Haahoos are five enormous pillowy creatures who roam about the garden at a leisurely pace that is entirey their own. They are sedate and gentle, but are so big they often stop the Ninky Nonk in its tracks – no small feat!
