VAULTERS WOW THE CROWD: The West Coast Vaulters

Vaulters impress at Arbutus Meadows in Nanoose Bay

The West Coast Vaulters, based in Parksville, put on an entertaining show Saturday afternoon

VAULTERS WOW THE CROWD: The West Coast Vaulters, based in Parksville, put on an entertaining show Saturday afternoon warming up the audience before Lord Strathcona’s Horse Musical Ride at Arbutus Meadows. For more photos from the Musical Ride, see page A3 today and visit our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/PQBNews.

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