All Saints Church, Liddington is a grade 1 listed building and was first mentioned in 1291 when it was valued for taxation on behalf of Pope Nicholas. It has a 13th century three bay nave with a north aisle that has hardly been altered. The chancel has two bays and is early English. The church also has a three stage tower dating from the late 15th or early 16th century. The south porch was added in the 18th century. Inside the church, the font is 11th century Norman and the north aisle has two tomb recesses from the 13th century.
The car park for the church is at N51 31.807 W001 42.282 and is shared with the village hall.
The published coordinates take you to the Lych Gate that is also the war memorial. On the left hand side of the gate is a plaque bearing the names of those from the village who fell in the Great War. How many men are listed? Call this A.
Now find the seat dedicated to 'Bob' (N51 31.780 W001 42.238). Bob was born on BC-D-EFGH.
The cache is a 15 ml tube and can be found at:
N51 31.(F-E)(A/G)(G+H)
W001 42.(B-E)(D-B)(F+E-A)
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