The Church
The parish church is dedicated to St Helena, who was the mother of Constantine I. The church comprises a chancel, nave and south aisle.
The tower has a pyramidal roof and had a single bell. The church is pre-Norman in origin but the oldest stonework is probably of the 13th century; however in the mid 17th century the tower became ruinous and has not been entirely rebuilt.
The name of St Sinney was attached to a tenement on the southern border of the parish; the Giffards were in medieval times the patrons of the rectory and resident not far from the church
The Cache
The headline coordinates take you to the outer door of the main entrance to the church.
On the door is a plaque "in memory of William John Bligh a beloved warden of this church, a gift from his friends"
There are two dates on this plaque: ABCD - ABEC
The cache can be found at N 50 30.DEC W 004 42.BDA
The cache is a plastic tube wrapped in camo tape and is approx 10 cms long by 3 cms in diameter.
You may require tweezers to extract the log and Please Bring Your Own Pen (BYOP)
There are a few house nearby the GZ so please be stealthy.