| Central - LAL | There cam an awfie | crunchin | soond. |
| Doric - ABN | Then Ah hear the gentle | crunchin | sounds |
| Central - SEC | Ah jump up and gee him a bone | crunchin | boady blow. The boay is cough |
| Ulster - EUL | he roller boots were movin an | crunchin | gravel on the brae. Jenny was |
| Doric - MNA | meet when she got there When | crunchin | at a strippit ba |
| Central - NEC | omethin and the soond o their | crunchin | filled the yaird. |
| Doric - MNA | arld, an muckle cement mixers | crunchin | graivel at ae eyn an spewin i |
| Central - LAL | s o their jaikets, their feet | crunchin | in the snaw, Nane o them wis |
| Doric - DOR | oota his pooch an wi jist sit | crunchin | fir ages. Ah ken he's giein m |
| Central - GLA | through the frozen field, aw | crunchin | underfoot as we walk. Every w |