Florrie's Florrin 3 Traditional Cache
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4/27/2011
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Micro cache in camo bag in a pleasant loction just off the Gloucester Way
Nearby is the pretty St Johns Church Huntley
Nice food (and toilets if buying food) available at the garden centre up the drive
It is thought that the original church at Huntley was built about 1100 AD. It was certainly here in 1075 when it was listed amongst the posessions of the Benedictine Priory in Monmouth Castle. There is also record of it belonging to Monmouth Priory in a list of churches confirmed by the Bishop of Hereford in 1144. The stonework of the tower is dated to have been built around 1100.
The church was virtually totally reconstructed in 1862 during the Victorian era of church building, and with the exception of the tower, is new work by the architect S. S. TEULON. In the main, he used local red sandstone, with quoins and dressings of a contrasting local limestone. A new spire was added to the old tower.
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Jnyx ebhaq oruvaq gur cbaq naq yvar hc gur gerrf - evtug -