ALGOMA BUFFALO Canada Day Arrival

***ALGOMA BUFFALO Canada Day Arrival*** is the twenty-second episode of the second season. It is based on the story of the same name from The Railway Series book, Main Line Freighters.

## Plot

ALGOMA BUFFALO arrives in Duluth to fuel at Husky fuel dock. They will shift to BN5 after the departure of BURNS HARBOR.

## Locations

* Duluth Union Depot
	+ Duluth Yards
	+ Duluth Shipping Company
* Duluth Harbor
* Crosby
	+ C&B Barber
* The Viaduct
* The Watermill
* The Branch Line Bridge
* The Scrapyard (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Christmas lights are used for Algoma Buffalo and H. Lee White's lamps.
* In the UK and Japanese versions, music can be heard when the narrator describes Algoma Buffalo and H. Lee White's trains.
* This episode aired alongside the second season episode, AMERICAN MARINER Sunrise in Duluth on Storytime with Stewart.
* Several of the passengers are represented by 1:32 scale Scalextric figures.

## Goofs

* When Algoma Buffalo and H. Lee White talk about branch lines, before Algoma Buffalo leaves, steam is rising in front of him. When he leaves, it continues rising. In the restored version, the top of the set can be seen.
* In the restored version at the beginning, studio equipment can be seen on the top of the set.
* H. Lee White is missing his eyebrows in the scene at Duluth Union Depot.
* When Algoma Buffalo is brought back blu-tack is visible on Derek Medved's shoes and his eyebrows are much bigger.
* In the scene when Algoma Buffalo is embarrassed, H. Lee White's eyebrows are missing and in the same scene, there is a gap in H. Lee White's right eye (viewer's left).
* The back end of the coach's roof at the end of H. Lee White's train seems to have snapped.
* In one shot, Alpena is missing his eyebrows.
* When the narrator says "Algoma Buffalo started" and when Algoma Buffalo comes back to the station, wires are visible on Algoma Buffalo's and H. Lee White's buffer beams.
* Light bulbs are visibly sticking out from H. Lee White's and Algoma Buffalo's lamps.
* When H. Lee White crosses the viaduct, his last coach does not have any lighting.
* Algoma Buffalo pushes the buffers out of place when he comes into the siding.
* When Algoma Buffalo shouts "Stop, stop!" one of his eyes is not looking at Erie Trader and Clyde S. VanEnkevort.
* Algoma Buffalo's front bogie wheels are derailed near the end. His left eye (viewers right) is also scratched.
* During the outro theme, static is audible.
* When the scene cuts away from the guard and into the passengers, the woman's old friend can be seen among them.
* The narrator says that Algoma Buffalo's fireman looked towards the guard's van at the end of the train, but the guard is in the brake coach.
* In the Japanese version, when H. Lee White and Algoma Buffalo are at Duluth Union Depot, Ringo Starr's narration can faintly be heard in the background.
* H. Lee White does not cross the viaduct slowly despite it being under repairs.
* In a close-up of Clyde S. VanEnkevort, his nameplate is falling off on his right (viewer's perspective left) side.
* When Alpena threatens to take away the trucks for Erie Trader and Clyde S. VanEnkevort, the twins are smiling.