The 'HiBaller II,' a jetboat operated by beachcombing antihero and fan favourite character Relic (Robert Clothier) is coming back to Gibsons.
The Hiballer II boat from the iconic Canadian TV series ' The Beachcombers ' is now back in Gibsons , after a multi-year search. Grace Ke reports.One of those boats, the Persephone — operated by protagonist Nick Adonidas — has long been a feature of downtown Gibsons .
For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen. “The television series was only in Gibsons for a few months of the year, but I beachcombed the rest of the year with the boat, so it was my normal workboat.”
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