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| - There are many barges that reside on Sodor.
- Barges were used as the stolen items in the episode Pirate. They were taken unknowingly by Sea Rogue from Ten Cents in late evening and night. In later scenes, they were used as bait, and carried flares that were very sensitive. Billy Shoepack is often seen towing a barge loaded with dynamite, in episodes such as Up River and Trapped. In Bigg Freeze, a light barge was seen to replace the then un-fueled Lillie Lightship, to guide S.S. Vienna, the cruise liner, so that both the Star Fleet and Zero Fleet could reload her.
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| - There are many barges that reside on Sodor.
- Barges were used as the stolen items in the episode Pirate. They were taken unknowingly by Sea Rogue from Ten Cents in late evening and night. In later scenes, they were used as bait, and carried flares that were very sensitive. Billy Shoepack is often seen towing a barge loaded with dynamite, in episodes such as Up River and Trapped. In Bigg Freeze, a light barge was seen to replace the then un-fueled Lillie Lightship, to guide S.S. Vienna, the cruise liner, so that both the Star Fleet and Zero Fleet could reload her. Warrior is most frequently seen pulling garbage barges around the port. His favourite is Lord Stinker. An old sunken garbage barge was what Boomer sank upon in the episode Jinxed. In the Munitions, Ten Cents bravely shifted the Star Line oil barge out to sea, and away from the port when it caught alight in a serious fire caused by Bluenose. In Warrior, Big Mac's overloaded stone barge was sunken by Warrior, traveling at high speeds and creating large waves. However, in a deleted scene, Big Mac is depicted upon the stone barge itself. In Sunshine, as Ten Cents and Sunshine meet for the first time, barges are depicted behind them with 'Water' written on the sides. These are later used to stop logs from escaping with the currents in the episode Up River.
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