St Peter's

In Saxon times the local parishioners shared Stoke church, and it it likely that the Norman Sheriff of Staffordshire (William de Caverswall) built a wooden chapel here in the 11th century. It was in the last 13th Century that the local Rector at the manor (Caverswall Castle) built the stone chapel here. Little remains today thanks to many modifications throughout the centuries - most notably during the early Stuart era (1628-37) and in the late Victorian era (around 1880). Inside you can find a fine early Stuart era altar table, nave, and a wonderful doorway arch surmounted by a hood mould. You can find 13th century remains, too.

Go on in - have a look.

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The geocache is not here: you have to work out the coordinates from this puzzle, and then use your app's "new waypoint" feature to enter the coordinates to find the geocache:

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Find the prominent railed tomb in the graveyard.
First look at Elizabeth. She died in ABCD, aged EF.
Now look at Joseph. He died in JKLM, aged RS.
T=A+B
U=E-D
V=J+L
X=R+S
The cache is at N52 58.BTU   W002 04.VXR

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