All Saints' is a large church with nave, chancel, tall tower and north and south aisles. Building began shortly before 1379. The church represents one of the earliest examples of the Perpendicular style in East Anglia, and has a massive tower with surprisingly long bell-openings. The east windows of the aisle have four stunning square windows with early Perpendicular style tracery very similar to those in the Norwich Cathedral choir dating to around 1370. Inside, the tower is supported on massive piers, and the floor is paved with warm red tiles. Source: www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk. All Saints Church also has a fantastic stained glass window display to commemorate the RAF base in the village, an unusal modern touch in terms of its overall age. The cache is not at the posted co-ordinates; all you need to do is a little puzzling! It is perfectly achievable, just perhaps with a little patience and perseverance!
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