Bredhurst village, pop: 397 (2011 census) has been inhabited since neolithic times because of fertile fields and the Good wood supply.
Every year on or About the first Saturday of May, Bredhurst School holds its annual Mayday celebration. This event is marked by maypole dancing, the crowning of the May Queen, the pageant of Saint George and the dragon, a procession, and many stalls.
St Peter's church at Bredhurst is situated in woodland nearby to the village. Typical of downland flint churches, it combines its 13th-century origins with 19th-century additions including a small bellcote with two bells. During the 16th century reformation the treasures of the church were hidden by the incumbent and his parishioners, and have never been Retrieved.
The village sign depicts St. Peter's church, and a maypole. To find the cache you will Need to solve a puzzle. First you must to go to the village sign and stand on the Spot where the photograph above was taken, (the camera was held about 5'8'' above ground level). From here you should be able to see "BS TUV WX GRADE A"
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The cache is at N51 AB.CDE, E00 FG.HKL
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