The Parish of St Anne's Church is located on the edge of Brislington and St Anne's in southeast Bristol. The parish stretches from St. Annes park in the North to Brislington near Sandy Park Road and Broomhill. The Church is over 100 years old and was built in 1904. It straddles both Sailsbury Road and Langton Road. The main entrance to the church is on Salisbury Road, whilst the entrance to the hall is on Langton Road.
The main church body was split in half creating a separate hall and worship area. More recently the church was re-ordered and the altar was moved to it's current location beneath the East window. Traditionally the church is of a 'high church' leaning with bells and incense but they do still offer a variety of services.
The cache
Count up the letters in the answers to calculate co-ordinates.
1) Start at the Langton Road and Salisbury Road entrance:
What bird is at the foot of the tree on the left as you walk in A
2) On the right there are two more pictures at the foot of the tree:
Hello ________ B
3) At the next tree:
Snail's name C
4) At the next tree:
Stay _____ D
5) Finally in the flower bed touching the church:
Animal actor EF
N51 26. (A+C) (F) (E-D) WO2 32. 32 (A+B) (F+A) (D)
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