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Lew Hanna, left, enjoys a laugh with his son Aiden, 4, while they play with trains at the annual Thomas the Tank Engine event Saturday.

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Baker University graduates Kristi and Craig Alexander pose with their son, Caleb, 20 months, during Saturday's run at Thomas the Tank Engine.

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Bonnie Jean Young, 6, examines the temporary Thomas tattoo on her arm during her visit to Thomas. She came from Overbrook with her family.

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Adam Weishaar, almost 3, watches the motorized train inside the Imagination Station tent Friday. He came to see Thomas with his dad, Toby, from Abilene.

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Brian Steele, right, holds his son Eli, 3, while his nephew Brady Burgess, 3, stands next to Sir Topham Hatt Friday at the Thomas the Tank Engine event.

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Baldwin City fire chief Allen Craig helps Jack McCrea, 2, get dressed up as a firefighter during his visit to Baldwin City last week. McCrea attended the event with his mother, Jen McCrea, and his siblings after traveling from Estes Park, Colo.

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Baldwin City youth Max Tuckfield, 8, left, assists Duane the Magician with a trick Friday.

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Thomas the Tank Engine visitors crowd around one of the toy train tables Saturday at the annual event at Midland Railway.

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Tyler Lumm, 2, enjoys the inflatable slide during his stay at Thomas. He traveled with his dad, Matt, from Auburn to see the cartoon train.

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Rhoades Stewart, left, 10, and his brother Victory, 5, goof around in the straw maze Saturday. The Stewarts make an annual trip to visit Thomas each summer.

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Alex Reeves, 8, feeds one of the animals at the petting zoo Saturday. He came with his father, John, and brother Jack, 3, from Olathe to see Thomas.

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