
Day 8, 2017 – Beautiful British Columbia
The Skeletons loved travelling along the west coast of Canada enjoying the landscape of British Columbia. Whale watching, sea kayaking… mountain climbing there were endless

The Skeletons loved travelling along the west coast of Canada enjoying the landscape of British Columbia. Whale watching, sea kayaking… mountain climbing there were endless

Lacking any muscle to withstand the 80km winds forecasted for this afternoon, the Skeletons decided to spend a lazy Sunday playing games and reading safely

The Skeletons celebrated travelling through Quebec by portaging along the St. Lawrence River and tapping a few maple trees along the route. Quebec is the

The Skeletons are “Bone to be Wild” as they prepare for Friday the 13th celebrations in Port Dover, Ontario. Trick and Skin-Ann, with Pumpkin and Scowly

The boat has been repaired and the Skeletons are continuing their Maritime adventure travelling through the Northumberland Strait and enjoying Canada’s three smallest provinces. Bones

The Skeletons started their Canadian road trip by dipping their boney toes in the Atlantic Ocean, visiting Canada’s most eastern province; Newfoundland. Newfoundland known for

Even though the skeletons were “Made in China”, their bones are proud to be Canadian 365 days a year! The Skeletons spent their summer travelling

HURRAH!! The Skeletons of Vivian Line have returned for 24 days of Rib Tickling Fun! Despite van breakdowns, construction detours, and rain they arrived, by

Ciao !! The bags are packed and the Skeleton crew are travelling to Washington – with only 6 days left until the US Presidential Election,

Happy Halloween !! It’s time to celebrate 22 days of rib-tickling fun & adventures. The skeletons made reservations at a small fine dining establishment. Bone

What a thrill this morning – the Skeletons were interviewed on CBC Radio “Fresh Air”. Check out CBC Fresh Air Facebook’s Page. And to listen

Woke this morning to find the skeletons hanging precariously over the spider’s web. The spiders patiently wait for the skeletons to lose their grip. Can