At the sheds he finds Rosie, and the two briefly talk about Henry’s accident before Thomas asks about Diesel’s whereabouts. He is flagged down at Vicarstown station, and the stationmaster informs him that the line is being cleared after Henry’s accident and tells him to stay at the Vicarstown sheds for the night. Thomas drops of his train at Bridlington goods yard and heads back to Sodor. His fireman finds it unusual for the track to be flattened, a suspicion Henry shares.Īt Crovan’s Gate, the stationmaster asks Edward to fetch Rocky in order to rescue Henry, which he accepts, while another engine will be tasked to take his passengers in the meantime. Oblivious to the damage, he travels over it and derails. Shortly after he leaves, George finishes to flatten the track just as Henry arrives right around the corner. Diesel grows frustrated with how much time George is using and decides to return to Vicarstown. Philip chimes in with there being cheese on the train, which calms Thomas a bit before he departs.ĭiesel is revealed to have been assigned to work with George to flatten a piece of tracks for Henry to derail over. Charlie assures that they haven’t done anything but put together the trucks that were ordered. However, Thomas is surprised to learn that explosives, a fuel tank and a gunpowder truck are on the same train. Thomas arrives in the yards as Stanley, Charlie and Stafford put together the last trucks of his train. Diesel returns to work and speaks to Splatter and Dodge about Diesel 10’s plan and that he wants to meet him. Rosie arrives and fends him off and talks to Duck about his and Diesel’s history before she leaves to help Bear sort out his train. The Fat Controller speaks to the engines at the sheds and gives out assignments, with Thomas to take a train to the Mainland and Percy to substitute on his branch line.ĭuck delivers some tankers to Vicarstown, and is spooked by Diesel when he’s filling up on water. During the summer, work has become a lot and the weather is giving the engines a bother.
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