Chester has a wonderful Cathedral, which draws many a visitor. However it also has many churches old and new, that are less frequented. Some are still used as places of worship, others have been repurposed or lie empty.
This cache has been placed to help you explore some of Chester’s lesser knows areas, including some of its hidden history. Many of the buildings will be open as you visit, so feel free to explore.
There are 10 way points to visit for this cache each with a church. Each way point has a number.
To find this cache, you need to explore the area immediately around the church (close to the waypoint coordinates) to see if this church answers a question from below. Then, replace the letters below, with the waypoint number. This will then give you the location of the cache.
The waypoints are not in any particular order, so please plan your route. It is possible to combine this with other multi caches in the city.
You can find the cache at N 53 11.ABC W 2 53.DEF , Where:
A = The waypoint number of the church where… You will see a free standing information board, the last 2 words on the board are ‘900 years’
B = The waypoint number of the church where… There is a blue plaque which mentions James Harrison’s rebuild in 1849-51.
C = The waypoint number of the church where… At either side of the main door is a drain pipe. The wall brackets for these pipes say 1874.
D = The waypoint number of the church where… There is a blue plaque which mentions the mystery plays.
E = The waypoint number of the church where… Roadside there are 3 steps up to a black gate. There is then a disabled ramp to enter the church on your left.
F = The waypoint number of the church where… Down the path to the church entrance you fill find 1 black lamp post.
please note, no church/ number is used more than once, so you may need to ‘deduce’ an answer.