Thomas & Friends 3x9

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Henry's favourite place on Sodor is the forest; he loves the trees, the animals and the peaceful nature sounds. He is heartbroken when storms damage the trees and the broken timber gets cut up and turned into furniture. Luckily, help is at hand...

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1. HENRY THE GREEN ENGINE

2. HAS LIVED ON THE ISLAND OF SODOR FOR MANY YEARS.

3. HE WOULDN'T WANT TO BE ANYWHERE ELSE.

4. HE LIKES EVERY PART OF IT,

5. FROM THE FIELDS FILLED WITH FLOWERS

6. TO THE WHITE, SANDY BEACHES,

7. BUT THERE IS ONE PLACE THAT HENRY ALWAYS ENJOYED VISITING

8. MORE THAN ANY OTHER.

9. HIS DRIVER KNEW THIS TOO.

10. "COME ON, HENRY,"

11. HE WOULD SOMETIMES SAY.

12. "WE'VE MADE GOOD TIME TODAY.

13. WE'LL STOP FOR A WHILE BY THE FOREST."

14. HENRY LOVED IT HERE.

15. THE FOREST WAS FULL OF BROAD OAKS AND TALL PINES.

16. HENRY COULD REMEMBER THE DAY, LONG AGO,

17. WHEN HE AND TOBY BROUGHT SOME NEW TREES TO BE PLANTED

18. AND TERENCE AND TREVOR HELPED HAUL THEM INTO PLACE.

19. NOW HE COULD SEE THE TREES GROWING AMONGST THE OTHERS

20. ON THE HILLSIDE.

21. HENRY ALWAYS FELT BETTER FOR BEING HERE.

22. HE COULDN'T REALLY EXPLAIN WHY, BUT HIS DRIVER UNDERSTOOD.

23. "IT'S PEACEFUL,"

24. HE SAID TO HENRY.

25. BUT ONE NIGHT, EVERYTHING CHANGED.

26. THE ENGINES WERE RESTING IN THE SHED.

27. "LISTEN,"

28. SAID THOMAS.

29. "CAN YOU HEAR A STRANGE WHISTLING SOUND?"

30. "IT'S THE WIND BLOWING OUTSIDE OUR SHED,"

31. REPLIED TOBY.

32. "BUT I'VE NEVER HEARD IT LIKE THIS BEFORE."

33. "DO YOU KNOW,"

34. ADDED JAMES,

35. "IF GORDON WASN'T HERE NOW,

36. "I'D SAY IT WAS HIM THUNDERING BY WITH THE EXPRESS."

37. ALL THE ENGINES LAUGHED, EXCEPT HENRY.

38. "I HOPE THE WIND WON'T HARM THE FOREST."

39. BY MORNING, THE FIERCE WINDS HAD GONE,

40. BUT THE DAMAGE WAS DONE.

41. HENRY'S DRIVER CAME TO SEE HIM IN THE YARD.

42. "TREES HAVE FALLEN ON THE LINE,"

43. HE SAID,

44. "WE MUST HELP CLEAR THE TRACKS."

45. DONALD SET OFF WITH THE BREAKDOWN TRAIN,

46. AND HENRY FOLLOWED.

47. TREES LAY EVERYWHERE.

48. THE HILLSIDE NOW LOOKED SO BARE.

49. HENRY FELT SAD.

50. "WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ALL THE ANIMALS WHO LIVE HERE?"

51. HE THOUGHT.

52. WHEN HENRY'S FLAT CARS WERE FULL OF LOGS,

53. HE TOOK THEM TO THE TIMBER MILL

54. WHERE THEY WOULD BE TURNED INTO FURNITURE AND OTHER THINGS.

55. HENRY WAS GLAD THE WOOD WAS BEING PUT TO GOOD USE,

56. BUT HE WAS STILL SORRY TO LOSE PART OF HIS FOREST.

57. "OH, DEAR,"

58. SIGHED TOBY TO THOMAS.

59. "I WISH THERE WAS SOMETHING WE COULD DO

60. "TO MAKE THINGS BETTER AGAIN."

61. "YES, INDEED,"

62. REPLIED THOMAS.

63. "BUT WHAT?

64. WE CAN'T MEND BROKEN TREES!"

65. "HELLO, TOBY,"

66. SAID SIR TOPHAM HATT.

67. "YOU DO LOOK GLUM."

68. "I'M SAD ABOUT THE TREES,"

69. SAID TOBY.

70. "AND SO IS HENRY.

71. "THE FOREST IS A SPECIAL PLACE TO HIM.

72. "NOW SOME OF IT IS GONE."

73. "WE'LL SOON PUT THAT RIGHT,"

74. REPLIED SIR TOPHAM HATT.

75. "I HAVE AN IMPORTANT JOB FOR YOU, TOBY.

76. I WOULD LIKE YOU TO TAKE SOME FREIGHT CARS TO THE FOREST."

77. WHEN THE FREIGHT CARS ARRIVED, TOBY WAS DELIGHTED.

78. THEY WERE FULL OF SPLENDID, YOUNG TREES

79. ALL READY FOR PLANTING.

80. "THIS IS THE BEST JOB I'VE EVER HAD!"

81. SAID TOBY HAPPILY.

82. WHEN HENRY RETURNED, HE WAS MOST SURPRISED.

83. THERE WERE TERENCE AND TREVOR BUSILY HELPING THE WORKMEN

84. CLEAR THE TORN STUMPS AND BRANCHES.

85. "LOOK, HENRY!"

86. CALLED TERENCE.

87. "WE'RE BEGINNING AGAIN,

88. "THE HILLSIDE WILL LOOK BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE.

89. YOU'LL SEE."

90. NOW WHENEVER HENRY STOPS BY THE FOREST,

91. HE CAN SEE THE NEW TREES GROWING STRONG AND TALL.

92. SOMETIMES EVERYWHERE IS VERY QUIET,

93. AND AT OTHER TIMES, HENRY CAN HEAR LEAVES RUSTLING,

94. OR A BIRD'S WING BRUSHING THE AIR.

95. OFTEN HE CAN HEAR THE DISTANT SOUND OF CHILDREN LAUGHING,

96. AND ALWAYS, HE IS HAPPY HERE.

97. ONE MORNING THOMAS WAS BEING CLEANED

98. WHEN GORDON ARRIVED.

99. MUD HAD BLOWN ALL OVER HIS SMART BLUE PAINT.

100. "HELLO, GORDON,"

101. CALLED THOMAS.

102. "YOU LOOK AS IF YOU'VE HAD A MUD BATH,

103. BE A SENSIBLE ENGINE, HAVE A SHOWER INSTEAD."

104. GORDON SNORTED.

105. "I HAVEN'T TIME TO DAWDLE OVER MY APPEARANCE

106. LIKE FUSSY TANK ENGINES DO."

107. THE WIND BLEW STRONGER.

108. "GORDON, SLOW DOWN,"

109. CALLED HIS DRIVER.

110. THIS MADE GORDON CROSSER STILL.

111. "NOW I'LL BE DIRTY AND LATE, DIRTY AND LATE,"

112. HE HISSED.

113. AT THE NEXT STATION

114. "ALL TRAINS MUST WASH DOWN DAILY."

115. JAMES HAD JUST FINISHED BEING CLEANED.

116. "COME ON, GORDON,"

117. SAID HIS DRIVER,

118. "YOU'LL FEEL BETTER, TOO, AFTER A GOOD HOSE DOWN."

119. "PAAH,"

120. SAID GORDON AND ANGRILY LET OFF STEAM.

121. "YOU'RE A VERY NAUGHTY ENGINE,"

122. SAID GORDON'S DRIVER.

123. "NOW JAMES WILL NEED ANOTHER SHOWER.

124. YOU'LL HAVE TO WAIT YOUR TURN TILL LATER."

125. "GOOD RIDDANCE,"

126. HUFFED GORDON.

127. "I'M FAR TOO BUSY TO WASTE TIME WITH WATER."

128. HE FINISHED HIS JOURNEY SAFELY

129. AND STEAMED INTO THE BIG STATION.

130. SIR TOPHAM HATT WAS WAITING.

131. SO WERE GORDON'S COACHES AND THE PASSENGERS.

132. "GOODNESS GRACIOUS,"

133. SAID SIR TOPHAM HATT,

134. "YOU CAN'T PULL THE TRAIN.

135. "HENRY WILL HAVE TO DO IT.

136. GORDON, YOU'D BETTER GET CLEANED STRAIGHT AWAY."

137. GORDON WAS SOON BEING WASHED.

138. "MIND MY EYES!"

139. HE GRUMBLED.

140. THEN, HE PULLED CARS FOR THE REST OF THE DAY.

141. "FREIGHT TRAINS, FREIGHT TRAINS,"

142. HE SPLUTTERED.

143. HE FELT HIS POSITION DEEPLY.

144. "THAT'S FOR YOU... AND YOU...

145. AND YOU."

146. "CARS WILL BE CARS,"

147. LAUGHED JAMES.

148. "THEY WON'T WITH ME,"

149. SNORTED GORDON.

150. "I'LL TEACH THEM."

151. JAMES GOT READY TO TAKE THE EXPRESS

152. WHEN GORDON RETURNED.

153. "BE CAREFUL,"

154. WARNED GORDON.

155. "THE HILLS ARE SLIPPERY; YOU MAY NEED HELP."

156. "I DON'T NEED HELP ON HILLS,"

157. REPLIED JAMES HUFFILY.

158. "GORDON THINKS HE KNOWS EVERYTHING."

159. EARLIER, A STORM HAD SWEPT GORDON'S HILL

160. BLOWING LEAVES ONTO THE TRACKS

161. WHICH MADE THEM SLIPPERY.

162. EVEN THOUGH THE STORM HAD PASSED,

163. THE HILL WAS STILL DIFFICULT TO CLIMB.

164. JAMES KNEW THIS.

165. THE SIGNAL SHOWED "CLEAR" AND JAMES BEGAN TO GO FASTER.

166. "I'LL DO IT, I'LL DO IT,"

167. HE PUFFED.

168. HALF WAY UP, HE WAS NOT SO SURE.

169. "I MUST DO IT, I MUST DO IT."

170. BUT HIS WHEELS SLIPPED ON THE LEAVES.

171. HE COULDN'T PULL THE TRAIN AT ALL.

172. "HELP! HELP!"

173. WHISTLED JAMES.

174. HIS WHEELS WERE TURNING FORWARD,

175. BUT THE HEAVY COACHES PULLED HIM BACKWARDS.

176. THE WHOLE TRAIN STARTED SLIPPING DOWN THE HILL.

177. HIS DRIVER SHUT OFF STEAM, AND PUT ON THE BRAKES.

178. THEN, CAREFULLY, HE STOPPED THE TRAIN.

179. GORDON SAW EVERYTHING.

180. "AH, WELL, WE LIVE AND LEARN.

181. "NEVER MIND, LITTLE JAMES,

182. I'M GOING TO PUSH BEHIND."

183. CLOUDS OF SMOKE AND STEAM BILLOWED

184. FROM THE SNORTING ENGINES AS THEY STRUGGLED UP THE HILL.

185. "WE CAN DO IT,"

186. PUFFED JAMES.

187. "WE WILL DO IT,"

188. PUFFED GORDON.

189. AT LAST THEY REACHED THE TOP.

190. "PEEP, PEEP,

191. THANK YOU; GOOD-BYE,"

192. WHISTLED JAMES.

193. "BOOP, BOOP,"

194. ANSWERED GORDON,

195. "GOOD-BYE."

196. THAT NIGHT,

197. SIR TOPHAM HATT CAME TO SEE THE ENGINES.

198. GORDON WAS MISERABLE.

199. "PLEASE, SIR,"

200. SAID THOMAS.

201. "CAN GORDON PULL COACHES AGAIN NOW?"

202. "IF YOU UNDERSTAND THAT HAVING A WASH DOWN

203. "IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERY ENGINE,

204. THEN, YES, GORDON, YOU MAY."

205. "THANK YOU,"

206. GRUNTED GORDON.

207. "DIRTY OR CLEAN, I'M A FAMOUS MACHINE,"

208. BUT NO ONE HEARD BUT HIM.