#Tomy something in the air series
Henry is towed back to the docks in the barge to be lifted back onto dry tracks.
#Tomy something in the air full
He ends up in a barge full of fish with a seagull perched on his funnel, where the Fat Controller sternly tells him that engines are supposed to deliver fish, not swim with them, which he should know by now. The next day, when the tide is high enough, Henry and his fish are craned out of the water. The damaged track has soon been completely submerged and Henry derails and plunges into the sea with his train, coming to a stop offshore and spits out a mouthful of seawater.
#Tomy something in the air driver
Once Henry reaches the Coastal Track, his hopes for a fast run are dashed as heavy fog rolls in and neither he nor his driver can see the track ahead. This ends up with the signalman unable to hear the warning and only does so when Henry is far away. The yardmaster quickly phones the signalman to reroute Henry, but Henry is anxious to make up for lost time and passes the signal box. Inside the yardmaster's office, the yardmaster tells Thomas' crew that Henry is taking the Coastal Run this shocks the driver, as he has already stated about how dangerous it is to big engines. Thomas attempts to warn Henry of the danger, but Henry scoffs off the warning and orders him to have his trucks hitched to the train. He is cross with Thomas for being late and smelly. It is already dark once Thomas arrives at Knapford Harbour, with Henry waiting for him. The guard erects a red lamp post by the damaged track as a warning spot to engines and states that he will tell the signalman at the docks to close the line. The driver determines that the tracks are safe enough for a smaller engine like Thomas, but not a heavy engine like Henry. Thomas' driver decides to go inspect and they soon arrive at the unsafe area. Later, Thomas is travelling along Tidmouth Beach when he is further delayed by a man waving a red flag the man informs him and his crew about some tracks that have been eroded from high tides and he has marked the spot. His driver and fireman find it very funny, but Thomas is less than impressed and sniffs at the odour. The fishermen, however, are using old equipment and Thomas is beginning to worry about being late when a loose crate of fish drops onto his boiler, spilling fish all over him.
Thomas is at the quayside and is about to take vans full of fish to Knapford Docks for Henry's train, The Flying Kipper.
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