Wink Wink Nudge Nudge . . . Letterboxing in Unionville

Leave it to "Bumble" aka Jo for coming up with the idea of an adult only letterboxing meetup. Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge was held in Unionville, Ontario which is a beautiful town. We were scheduled to meet up at the Unionville Arms to swap stories and stamped images while enjoying pub fare and a pint or two.

A few boxes we found before the meet up . . .

Roxbury Valentine Hearts

All Roads Lead To...

. . . and boxes we found after . . .

Girls, Girls, Girls Letterbox: The Legs, The Smile and The Hair

The Year of the Dragon

When it was dark enough we headed off to find By Moonlight Letterbox. We managed to find A Cup of Tea the next morning but ran out of time to find A Stroll. I've saved the clues because we will be back.

You've Been Gilmored required some research since we'd never watched the show. But we did find it. I think our favourite part of the weekend was strolling through through the main street. A beautiful town to visit.

We would have stayed longer but had promised to spend time with family in Toronto . . .

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