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The parish church of St Andrew was described by W. G. Hoskins as 'one of the oldest and most interesting churches in Devon'. It was largely a cruciform building with a central tower and was completed in around 1250. In 1942 it was said to be 'well cared for' in the church log: the following year it was almost destroyed in a raid by a group of German fighter bombers. The church was rebuilt by 1957 but subsequent structural problems led to the tower being reduced to two thirds of its original height. However the two-story porch survived, along with its richly moulded thirteenth-century doorways.
At the given Co-ordinates you will find several Stone Cross Graves. Behind the grave of Reverend William Daniel Pitman is a Crimean Veteran Grave, he fell asleep at Plymouth February ABth CDEF aged GH.
The cache can be found at N50 CG.F(B+B)(F-G) W003 BF.DF(D-F)
FTF Honours for all who find it on the published day (CM Day 2019)
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