Church Micro 1938…Cambourne Traditional Geocache

Situated about 10 miles west of Cambridge and a couple of miles north of Bourn, Cambourne is split into three villages: Great, Lower and Upper Cambourne. The church which serves all three stands at the north end of Great Cambourne close to the centre of the development. Cambourne Church was opened in early 2010 at a cost of £1.1million. The building is a distinctive Cambourne landmark with a triangular prism design, likened by some to a tall barn giving a spacious and light main room for about 150 people. The church operates as an Ecumenical Partnership between Anglican, Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed denominations. As well as being the Church of England parish church for Cambourne the building is also used by Cambourne Roman Catholic Community and the St. Thomas Indian Orthodox Church, Cambridge.

This is a traditional cache and IS at the published coordinates.

The cache is a 2ml tube.

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