This Daughter went to Church Traditional Cache
Southerntrekker: This cache has been in need of care and maintenance for some time and as the owner has not responded to recent logs I am archiving it.
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This Daughter went to Church
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To celebrate their milestone, the 100th cache placed by Team Marzipan was called The Mother Cache (GC15RYZ). The object of The Mother Cache is for finders to take one of the ready-prepared caches, BUT ONLY if they are going to hide it as a Daughter Cache. This cache is one such daughter.
This is our first cache hide. You are looking for a small micro which has no pencil in it so please bring your own. Also, tweezers may be needed to remove the log.
Please park at the co-ordinates given below, the cache is no more than an easy 1 minute walk from the car park.
St John the Baptist Church, Pentrobin in Penymynydd was built by William Gladstone's Family in 1843. It is a beautiful church both inside and out. Inside all the Victorian decorations were completed by one man John Troughton who was the first vicar in 1843.
Please ensure you put the cache back exactly where you found it.
CONGRATULATIONS TO MOLD MONSTERS ON FTF on 20 March 2010!
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Ubyr haqre gur raq bs gur jnyy