A Holy Trinity Multi-Cache
allthebridges: archiving to make room
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St John the Baptist Church is the most westerly in the Diocese of Chichester. There has been a place of worship on this site since Saxon times and the present building dates from the 13th Century, having been extensively rebuilt at the end of the 15th Century. During this time the yew trees beside the path were planted to form the oldest yew avenue in England.
The final cache is a medium Tupperware box with an assortment of delights. To get to it you need to go on a pilgrimage of Westbourne’s places of worship.The first clues can be obtained at the starting location. Here you will find a large green board explaining where you are.
Taking the name of the place written in a triangle;
If A=1 B=2 etc
Northings of the final cache;
50.51.5th letter -1, 7th letter, 11th letter
Now go to 50.51.845 000.55.514
and looking at the first line of the plaque at the top of the building work out;
Westings of the final cache;
000.55.8th letter, 0, 5th letter
Now off to the final cache!!!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Lbh pna yrnq n ubefr gb jngre.......