Whilst doing research for my Church Micro 1677 - Bramdean cache
I found references to a 'tin church' in the woods.
This iron church was built in 1883 at the instigation of the
Rev. Alfred Ceaser Bishop MA (the rector of Bramdean)in order that
the commoners, charcoal burners and gypsy itinerants who used
Bramdean Common were able to attend a church. His widow, Louisa
Francis Katharine died in 1893 and endowed in her will monies to be
held in trust to ensure the future of the church.
I found the church, and realised that there are 2 other caches
nearby (one of which uses the church as a reference point).
The Geocaching
Pirates
Rorys 9th Birthday
Cache
Seeing as there are 2 multis here already I decided to make this
cache a traditional. The church is very close by, so please take a
little time to have a look. It's certainly a bit different to your
usual churches.
Logging
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If anybody 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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