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| - Ulfstead Mine, also referred to as Stephen's Mine, was introduced in King of the Railway. It is located beneath Ulfstead Castle and Stephen became trapped in it after he had to bash through the blocked entrance to avoid a collision with some trucks. King Godred's long-lost crown, which was stolen a long time ago, was discovered here by Stephen.
- In the eighteenth season episode, Missing Gator, the entrance to the mine was recently reboarded up until some runaway trucks bashed through the blocked entrance and into the mine where Percy came to rescue them. The bridge had also been rebuilt from having partially collapsed in King of the Railway, suggesting that it may have been briefly reopened during the time between the aforementioned special and episode.
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| - In the eighteenth season episode, Missing Gator, the entrance to the mine was recently reboarded up until some runaway trucks bashed through the blocked entrance and into the mine where Percy came to rescue them. The bridge had also been rebuilt from having partially collapsed in King of the Railway, suggesting that it may have been briefly reopened during the time between the aforementioned special and episode. In the 4-D attraction, Bubbling Boilers, the entrance to the mine was recently reboarded up once again until Thomas crashed through the blocked entrance and ran into the mine until he couldn't stop as he was covered with bubble liquid such as the runaways, brakes failure, bumps into mine trolleys, splashing into puddles of water, different directions and finally Thomas splashing into a waterfall, lands unbalanced and knocked off the rails.
- Ulfstead Mine, also referred to as Stephen's Mine, was introduced in King of the Railway. It is located beneath Ulfstead Castle and Stephen became trapped in it after he had to bash through the blocked entrance to avoid a collision with some trucks. King Godred's long-lost crown, which was stolen a long time ago, was discovered here by Stephen.
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