The cache is not at the above co-ordinates use the puzzle below to calculate the co-ordinates to locate it.
N 51° 17.(T-S) (T/2+S) T W 002° 27. 0 T 7
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| St Hugh's Church |
The niche figurine |
Waterfall on route |
The may require wading Attribute is only if the river was extremely high and very unlikely.
For those not in the know The Church Mirco Series is intended to be as big a cache size as you can muster, Steve (sadexploration) explains.
Click here page 4.
The series is called ‘Church Micro’ I encourage cachers to hide as large a cache as it's possible to. It’s just that Church 2.5 Lt clip box’ didn’t quite roll off the tongue as well.
So on to the church description.
The first Roman Catholic Church in Radstock was a temporary building on the Frome Road, opened in 1913. After the First World War, the stone building which had housed Purnell’s Printing Works, on Wells Hill, was acquired. St Hugh’s Parish, covers the outlying districts of Clandown, Writhlington, Charlton and Kilmersdon. The Church is dedicated to St Hugh who was a member of the first Carthusian monastery at Witham, about 10 miles away. St Hugh later became Bishop of Lincoln.
One of the waterfalls on your way to the cache
The Catholic Church in Midsomer Norton was originally a barn, built by Augustinian monks around 1400. It was purchased, in a derelict condition, by Downside Abbey in 1910. So it returned to monastic ownership after 500 years or so, and was converted for use as a church in 1913. The parish, surprisingly, includes another converted barn, St Hugh's Church, in Radstock. The area of the parish was formerly dominated by mining; and the Mendip Hills now are a very popular region of great natural beauty. The parish is part of the Catholic Diocese of Clifton, and is under the care of the Benedictine monks at Downside. We warmly welcome all visitors, in Christ our Lord.
The 1st waterfall on the way to the cache not directly on route
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For full information on how you can expand the Church Micro series by sadexploration please read the Place your own Church Micro page before you contact him at churchmicro@gmail.com.
See also the Church Micro Statistics and Home pages for further information about the series.
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