Winnie-the-Pooh's adventures largely take place within a woodland environment, in a forest where the little bear lives. Though he lives alone, Pooh could hardly be described as lonely. On the contrary, he leads a rather happy life in the forest, not least because there are other creatures in the forest with whom he can interact.

When we first meet the portly bear, he's wandering through the forest, when all of a sudden, he hears a buzzing sound coming from the top of a large oak tree. At first, Pooh doesn't quite know what the sound could possibly mean.

But after a while, he comes to the conclusion that such a sound can only be made by bees. In a remarkable exercise of logic, he works out that the only reason why the bees are buzzing is that they're making honey and the only reason why they're making honey is so that he can eat it.

Suitably excited at the prospect of eating all that lovely honey, Pooh attempts to climb up the oak tree. Unfortunately, things don't work out for the little bear, and he falls into a gorse-bush after a branch breaks beneath him.

A subsequent attempt to steal the honey using a balloon to lift Pooh to the top of the tree is also a complete failure, and to stop him from floating away, Christopher Robin has to shoot the balloon with his toy gun.