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Thomas the Tank Engine’s fans lining up

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Adam Broyles helps out with the Thomas The Train day at the transportation museum : photo by kayla tucker

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Thomas The Train waits patiently for the passengers to board his train. : Photo by Kayla Tucker

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Salisbury locals get there picture taken with Sir. Topham Hatt : photo taken by Kayla Tucker

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A crowd waits to board Thomas The Tank Engine at the Transportation museum : Photo by Kayla Tucker

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Graham Engel (3) plays with Brody Greene (2) at the train mesum in Spencer : photo by Kayla Tucker

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Madison Cesario (5) spends the day at the transportation museum with her grandparents Donna and Lary Cesario : Photo by Kayla Tucker

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SPENCER — Thomas the Tank Engine and friends have rolled back into town for a weekend at the N.C. Transportation Museum.

At A Day Out with Thomas, kids and their parents can take a 25-minute train ride with a full-size Thomas the Tank Engine. The event also offers live music, storytelling, building with Mega Bloks, Imagination Station and the chance to meet Sir Topham Hatt.

Trains depart every 45 minutes starting at 8:30 a.m. today and Sunday.

Tickets are still available for the 8:30 a.m., 4:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. train rides today, but the others are already sold out, according to a website linked to the Transportation Museum site. Tickets for most of the rides on Sunday are still available.

Prices start at $15.

For more information, log on to www.nctrans.org and click on the Day Out with Thomas banner.

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