Much of the clue doesn't match the terrain anymore, but enough of it still does that I was able to get to (probably) the right area to search. But there is too much trash under the bush to be able to find anything of value, so I have to take the L on this one.

The clues were very clear until after the bridge. Not sure if the gardens have changed since then. We found the area with the lilacs but couldn't find the box in the area

Just the type of magic we were hoping for on this adventure! Thank you.

Absolutely lovely carving and well worth the snow and cold on a windy spring day. We introduced three Canadian friends to letterboxing today and this is the first stamp in their logbook. Sweet way to start out!

We were a little confused by the yew... We think they're juniper. Such a beautiful carve, and a great way to introduce three newbies to the hobby!

Found the spot, but no box after much searching. It is possible I was in the wrong spot, as I believe those were junipers, not yews, but there were no yews in the gardens and the location otherwise matched perfectly.

Found this one the second time around, nearly didn't because I have tiny footsteps. Whoops. First of box of the day! Thanks for Oshawa plant!

Very pretty! Wish it had been warmer so that we could have taken the time to color it! Even in black it is lovely, thank you!

Great carve!!!

Another great carve in a picturesque spot! Area will be great in the spring!