Independent Chapel, now Baptist Chapel. 1801, rebuilt 1810. Limestone rubble, ashlar quoins, slate roof. "T"-shaped on plan. 2-storey, 4-bays, 16-light sashes in cambered-head architraves with relieving arches over. Corner pilasters. Shaped gable with coping, base for finial. 6-window returns with similar fenestration, one semi-circular arched door opening to each side, 4-panelled doors. Complete mid-C19 galleried interior.
Start at the published coordinates:
Look up, what is the date at the top of the church in the oval? AJHB
Opposite the church is a lampost, what is the number on there? E
Now Head to Waypoint #1 at: N 51°11.435 W 002°32.934
What road would you take to Yeovil? AF71
What road would you take to Glastonbury? B31I6
Now Head to Waypoint #2 at: N 51°11.513 W 002°33.002
What is the weight limit for 200 yards ahead? 7.CT
I = G
D = C
Now Head to the Final at: N 51°AB.CDE W 002°FG.HIJ
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