Clayton & Shuttleworth Traditional Cache

The cache is a small black cylinder. There's parking near the cache but it's not easily seen until close by. 

This steam engine was built by the engineering company Clayton & Shuttleworth of Lincoln England that was established in 1842. Clayton and Shuttleworth also built tractors, combine harvesters and aircraft . . . the most well known of which was the Sopwith Camel flown by pilot Roy Brown who was officially credited with the downing of the Red Baron. In the 1930's depression, the company failed and were taken over by Marshall, Sons & Co.