Skull and poor Bones

Mortimer Bones says she's "rather fond of skulls and skeletons". 

I am too, probably more than she is.  Indeed, I won't go anywhere without mine.

I don't collect others (one set's enough for me) but I'm quite taken by Skull-A-Day, a wonderful blog that's all things skull.

My favourite is the Butternut Squash skull, although the Papercraft skull (with articulated jaw) must run it a close second.

All my posts must have a waterways-related link.  I can't find one on Skull-A-Day, so Narrowboat Bones itself can serve as the waterways-related link.  Hey, and it's skull-related too!

Skull-A-Day is scheduled to be turned into a 'blook', which should make a wonderful gift next Christmas for poor Dr Bones, whose Christmas this year was rather spoiled by an accident.

Comments

[Brian from NB Otter]

Maybe you were searching for the wrong kind of skull?

http://www.imperialboatclub.co.uk/photos/sculling_2nd_trials_04.htm

That's how I got my degree from Imperial College in the 60's... :)

Even did a couple of Thames locks one VERY long weekend.

And these sculls have an 'official' listing as an inland waterways boat...

See http://www.jim-shead.com/waterways/Boats4.html

[Bones]

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!