St Thomas of Canterbury and English Martyrs
The history of the Parish of St Thomas of Canterbury may be described as both chequered and eventful. The present structure was erected at the end of the nineteenth century, spanning the years 1888-1889. The construction of this Church started on March 31st 1888, and was officially opened on 6th July 1889. Prior to this time the parishioners had worshipped in three separate churches.
First, in 1849, they settled into All Souls chapel, that was housed in the grounds of the Holy Child Convent in Magdalen Road. It was never intended for this chapel to be a permanent place of worship and conflict between the then parish priest and Mother Connelly, the then Superior of the Convent , did not create a very amiable atmosphere. The Society of the Holy Child nuns departed (circa 1975), but the chapel remains.
At the published coordinates you will find information that you need to complete the final coordinates for the actual cache location.
Q1: Who you gonna call? 01424 A2B8C5
Q2: How many fingers (including thumb) is the guy above the main door entrance holding up? = D
Q3: How many stone animals around the main door entrance at the published coordinates? = E
The Cache can be found at: N50 51.(A-1+E)(B+5)(C+2) E0 33.(D+6-E)E(E+2)
Please use stealth and place cache log and cache back exactly as found, thank you
Happy Hunting :)
goes to Mintysgt
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