Features: The first parade for a Royal goat... John becomes the first civilian in Britain to make a five mile high free fall jump... The BP assignment to various countries is illustrated with a photo montage and sections of the shooting schedule... The team go to the Ivory Coast for the 1973 Summer Expedition... John gets a chance to clown around as Marco the kangaroo visits the studio... Blue Peter turns millions of stamps into aid for Ethiopia... A look at the work of the RNLI and the Blue Peter lifeboats, including a cutaway view of a lifeboat... Val experiences the excitement that is the town of Bath and dresses up as Jane Austen... The Blue Peter Panto, with Arthur Askey, John and Pete as the ugly sisters, Val as Cinders and Lesley as Prince Charming - the feature even reproduces some of the script... Escapologist Howard Peters does a Houdini in the studio... Red Setter Pax gives birth to 22 puppies in one go... The interesting world of eight year old Peter Gardiner, who collects lightbulbs, is exposed... John and Pete go surfing in Cornwall... Pete climbs Black Crag in the Lake District

Makes: Jewellery from Junk, made on the show by John when Lesley was off with toothache.
A forest and camp with wigwam and fire for your Red Indian toys. Or 'Native Americans' as we now call um.
A wipe-off message pad with a border created from hideous 70s flowery wallpaper.
A fishing game from four cereal packets and some old birthday cards.
John's Scone Pizza which contains flour, fat and toppings. Mmmmmm. Historical Figure's Life Story in Pictures: The Tolpuddle Martyrs, some early Trade Unionists.
Stories: Bleep and Booster, and Paddington.
Rubbish Mystery Story: A dog is transported to France in The Case of the Golden Champion.

Notes: John's memorable dive makes this well worth seeking out, and you shouldn't have much problem doing that as it seems to be one of the more common BP annuals. £3 or £4 at most