St Michael’s at Churchill is a small church in a tiny village. It is mainly of the 14th century, although fragments from an earlier building are built into its walls. The font is 15th century and there is good woodwork of the 17th century. Two stone carvings built into the sill of the north window appear to be parts of a lion. The low chancel screen and the lectern came from Great Malvern Priory in 1910, the year when a major restoration of St Michael’s was carried out. The small bell-cote contains two bells, one dating from the 15th century.
To find the cache, you must first find the notice board inside the Church, to your left after entering. On it you will find a date DD/MM/YEAR which translates to AB/CD/EFGH and a value in pounds which is J.
Use those values in this formula to find the cache, which is just a short walk from the Church.
N 52 AC.(E+F)FC W 002 (G-H)J.(A+B+D)D(J+B-A)
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