Church Micro 3142…Lenton Traditional Geocache
skybluesbazza: Not able to maintain any more. Room now available for any new caches.
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A micro cache located on the edge of the grounds of Holy Trinity Church of Lenton. Please bring a pen/pencil. The cache can be retrieved from the pavement.
The parish church of Holy Trinity Lenton was dedicated in 1842. A newer, larger church was needed for the growing population of New Lenton settling around the factories. It hadn’t always been the parish church and was in fact the third church to be built in Lenton (the first was the Great Priory of Lenton, built during the reign of Henry I and belonging to the Cluniac Order of Monks, and after King Henry VIII had destroyed the Great Priory, the second was the former hospital chapel of St Anthony, which in its current form is our sister church, the Priory Church of St Anthony on Gregory Street). The church also contains a Norman font dating back to around 1100.
Stealth required in retrieving the cache, especially during term time as there are many students walking past.
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.
There is also a Church Micro Stats page found via the Bookmark list.
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Zntargvp oruvaq cbfg, jurer jnyy punatrf natyr.