Church Micro 1278 ... Lympne Multi-Cache
Church Micro 1278 ... Lympne
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St Stephens Church Lympne
N 51° 04.363 E 001° 01.452
The Early Norman tower, A.D. 1100-1110. was originally a west tower of a subsequently destroyed Norman nave The remains of the latter can still be seen, in fragments on the south side of the Church, externally, where the tower abuts on the present chancel. These remains are a ruin of rather ragged masonry, resembling but not actually a buttress. The original Norman Church was a west tower, with nave (now the present chancel) and a short chancel. This extended a little beyond the present east wall; the original east wall being semi-circular in shape, the old foundations of this were excavated some years ago.
A = 3rd digit in the second date
B = Number of letters in 1st Christian name
C = Number of letters in 3rd Surname
D = Number of letters in 2nd Surname
N 51° 04.(B-A)0(D-1) E 001° 01.(B-D)(B-C)(D-5)
Please take care when replacing caches - fasten securely and hide well - Many thanks
The cache has a log book but no room for pen so bring one along.
Don't forget to collect numbers for the bonus cache
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If any body would like to expand to this series please do, I would just ask that you could let Sadexploration know first so he can keep track of the Church numbers and names to avoid duplication
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