In the 1840's the little hamlet of Herodsfoot became a boom town. There had been some lead mining nearby for centuries but the engine houses and new shafts appeared on either side of the valley, producing tons of lead and also some silver, copper and Tungsten. These minerals were all needed for the factories in the midlands. Soon there were bunk houses for the miners, four public houses, a school, but no church. With the encouragement of the vicar of nearby Duloe the miners collected enough money to build one and All Saint's Chuch was completed in 1850.
It is a small church looking over the village and has changed very little since Victorian times. It still has it's original pulpi, choir stalls and altar rail. The altar is still lit by seven oil lamps on special occasions giving it a timeless feel. The old grey Victorian windows were replaced in the year 2000 with colours that reflect the sunlight. The church is always open. Take only photographs and leave only your prayers.
you must enter the church to solve the clue to the cache.
Stand at the back of the church with the Font on your right.# 1. The third word on the window behind you. 2. The sixth word on the window behind the bookshelf. 3. The first letter of the third word on the window behind the water urn. 4. The first letter of the first word on the window beside the pulpit. 5. The last letter of the 6th word on the window by the Hymn Board.# 6. The first letter of the 5th word on the window behind the bookshelf. 7. The first letter of the first word on the window to the left of the cupboard. 8. The third letter of the first word on the middle window on that wall. 9. The last letter of the Surname of the Mary - killed on the 13th August 1942 by enemy action. Your answers will tell you where to find the cache.