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00:00Salty all at sea.
00:08Random Docks is usually a very busy place.
00:13Salty and Porter are rushed off their wheels, and Cranky's hook never stops swinging.
00:20But sometimes it's not busy at all, which gives Salty the chance to tell more of his stories.
00:29Arr, matey, it be quiet today. Too quiet for my liking.
00:36It was a day just like this when the giant squid of Sodor first appeared.
00:43Oh, here we go again.
00:46Huge he was, with eyes the size of diesel wheels, and legs...
00:52Hello, Porter. Hi, Salty.
00:55Ahoy there, Thomas. I was just a-telling young Porter here about the giant squid of Sodor.
01:04Ah, Salty, I have a very special assignment for you.
01:09Oh? A special?
01:11For me? What's the job?
01:14There's a dockyard on the mainland that's very busy.
01:18They're short of engines and need your help.
01:21Aye, aye, Captain. I'd be happy to join the crew.
01:25Now, Vicarstown Bridge is being repaired, so you'll have to travel to the mainland by sea.
01:32By sea?
01:35You'll like that, Salty.
01:36Arr, but there's so much to do here, Captain.
01:46It could get busy any second.
01:49Well, I'm sure Porter can cope.
01:52Aye, yes, but...
01:57Stop that! We're waiting for Edward to take us to Wellsworth.
02:01See how busy I am?
02:03Arr, see how busy I am? Arr, busy, busy, busy!
02:09I'm sorry, Salty, but it's already agreed.
02:13It's much busier on the mainland than it is here.
02:18Right, Cranky, I understand this ship is heading to the mainland.
02:23Get ready to haul Salty aboard.
02:26With pleasure.
02:29Where is Salty?
02:31Oh, Salty?
02:37Oh.
02:39What's the game, Salty? He looks scared.
02:43Quiet back there!
02:54I can't find him, sir.
02:57Where's he got to?
02:58Silly little diesel.
03:03Hello, everyone.
03:06Hey, where are my trucks?
03:11Not so fast, Salty! Slow down!
03:14Where are you taking us?
03:16To Wellsworth, of course.
03:19Salty delivered the trucks to Wellsworth Station,
03:23but he didn't want to go back to the docks.
03:27Oh, I need to find another way to keep myself busy now.
03:34Where's our train to Knapford?
03:37It's running extremely late.
03:40Ah-ha!
03:45Sorry we're late, but...
03:48Oh, there's nobody here.
03:51Your passengers have gone, Thomas.
03:54Gone? But where did they go?
03:58Salty was taking Thomas to Wellsworth Station,
04:02but he didn't want to go back to the docks.
04:05Where did they go?
04:08Salty was taking Thomas' passengers to Knapford
04:12in an old coach he'd found in the yard.
04:17Thomas hurried to catch up.
04:31Salty, what are you doing here?
04:33Shouldn't you be shunting trucks at the docks?
04:37Yeah, not carrying passengers.
04:40Well, no. It'd be a long story.
04:44It'll have to wait.
04:52Have either of you seen Salty?
04:58Oh, come on, dear.
05:03Salty, stop!
05:06Salty didn't know what to do now,
05:10but he knew he didn't want to go back to the docks.
05:17Salty?
05:20Salty?
05:23Salty?
05:25What are you doing here?
05:27Salty?
05:30Salty?
05:32What are you doing hiding here?
05:35The Fat Controller chose you for a special job on the mainland.
05:39I thought you'd be happy.
05:41But it's the get-in to the mainland that's the problem.
05:45But you must have been to sea before, hundreds of times.
05:49Well, you see, the thing is,
05:53I've never been on a ship.
05:57You've never been on a ship?
06:00No. There's diabolical dangers at sea, Thomas.
06:04Giant squids, terrifying sea snakes, razor-toothed sea monsters.
06:09Are you sure all those stories are true?
06:13Oh, sure, I'm sure.
06:15You ears all manner of terrifying tales down at the docks, Thomas.
06:20But didn't you make up some of those stories, Salty?
06:23Well, I may have tinkered with the odd tale or two.
06:27But that's half the fun of telling them.
06:30Remember the time you scared us all
06:33with that story you made up about the flatbeds of fear?
06:36Oh, yes, the flatbeds of fear.
06:40And what about the monster of Brendam?
06:43Oh, I'd forgotten that one.
06:46Then there was the phantom brake van.
06:48Ah, well, maybe I do let my imagination run away with me at times.
06:53And maybe your imagination is making you think going to sea will be scary.
06:59I'm sure a little voyage to the mainland can't be that bad, Salty.
07:05By the next morning, Salty had made his way back to Brendam Docks
07:11and let Cranky load him onto the ship.
07:17Well done, Salty. Work hard on the mainland and we'll see you soon.
07:22Oh, I'm not sure about this.
07:25Nothing to be scared of.
07:27Nothing to be scared of.
07:29Nothing to be scared of.
07:32Bon voyage! Have a wonderful trip!
07:36Nothing to be scared of.
07:38No squids, no snakes, no razor-tooth sea monsters.
07:43No... nothing?
07:46This ain't so bad.
07:49Maybe life on the ocean wave ain't so scary after all.
08:02A few weeks later, after working on the mainland, Salty returned to Brendam Docks.
08:09There you go, Salty. Back on dry land again.
08:14How was it, Salty? Did you enjoy your first time at sea?
08:18Ah, well, it were quite a journey, matey.
08:22Raging seas, terrifying monsters, waves as high as mountaintops.
08:30Here we go again.
08:33Sharks the size of ships, whirlpools of doom.
08:37Not to mention the engine-eating octopus.