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MOUNTAIN ENGINE | Mountain Engines | Sodor Railway Tales | Episode 75

“Dear Friends, A Rack Railway climbs the mountain called Culdee Fell. Lord Harry Barrane is Chairman of the railway company. Lots of people travel on it in the summer. Mr Walter Richards, the Manager, does not have an easy time. There are seven engines, one of whom, No. 5, is still away being mended. Another, No. 6, was named Lord Harry. This was a mistake. It made him conceited and... But you must read the stories for yourselves. I hope you will enjoy this book about a different kind of railway. The Author” Cheryl Graham reads “Mountain Engine”, taken from the nineteenth “Railway Series” book “Mountain Engines” first published on 15 August 1964, written by his reverence Wilbert Awdry, with illustrations by Gunvor and Peter Edwards. After the narrow-gauge coaches Agnes, Ruth, Lucy, Jemima and Beatrice cause trouble for Sir Handel, making him furious and thinking they should be scrapped, Rheneas tells him to be thankful he doesn’t work on a mountain railway. The two narrow gauge engines argue about whether such a place exists, but then Donald arrives with a mountain engine called Culdee (named after the mountain on Sodor his railway climbs), who tells all the narrow-gauge engines about what exactly a mountain railway is like.