The church of St. John, Stockcross, was built in 1839. It consists of a chancel, north vestry and organ chamber, a nave, north and south transepts and a west tower. It is of hard brick with stone dressings, and is designed in a plain Early English style. The east window is a later insertion in the style of the 15th century. The reredos, which is a very elaborate piece of work, is executed in alabaster partly gilded. Two of the south windows of the nave and one in the west wall of the tower contain fragments of what appears to be 17th-century glass. The living is a vicarage in the gift of the Bishop of Oxford.
At the above coordinates find the plaque on a bench
The number of letters in the word on the third line is A
The number of letters in the second word on the first line is B
The number of letters in the first word minus two is C
The number of letters in the first two words on the fifth line is D
The number of letters in the three words on the fifth line minus one is E
The number of letters in the first word is F
The cache can be found at N51° 24. ABC W001° 22. DEF
You are looking for a 2ml tube, tweezers maybe useful and will need your own pen
Access to the parking area is off Church Road, as it looks like you are going into someone’s garden there is also road side parking here if you prefer
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