As of 7th December 2010 the cache has been moved again and
the clue changed to reflect the new hide.
As of 21st May 2011 the source of the numbers for and the
formulae itself have been amended as the required information was
no longer available
This church dates from the 12th century, with many later
additions and alterations. In 1207 it was a chapelry with its own
curate under East Meon in the Winchester diocese, but in 1867 Steep
became a parish in its own right and in 1927 became part of the
newly formed diocese of Portsmouth.
The church is kept unlocked during daylight hours. It stands
within a lovely well-kept churchyard with views to the South Downs.
Many visitors remark on its peace and beauty. The same can be said
of the interior of the church, where the Whistler window can be
found, engraved in memory of the WW1 poet Edward Thomas, who lived
and wrote in Steep for a time.
The published co-ordinates are for parking outside the church,
which is also the start point for the Steep Marsh cache series, see
Steep
Marsh #1 : Pip (GC1VQZJ)
Picture courtesy of MartyBartfast
First of all find the Vicar's phone number, then record it as
ABCDE FGHJKL
The cache can then be found at
N 51 AB.DCA W 000 (D+F)G.LA(K-D)
If anybody would like to expand to this series please do, we
would just ask that you could let Sadexploration know first so he
can keep track of the Church numbers and names to avoid
duplication