Industrial Entrance Traditional Cache

This cache is, in time, intended to be part of a circular route along what Bexley Council call "Walk 4 - Belvedere at work".  According to their leaflet "Belvedere - Explore the river Thames and Erith marshes by bicycle or on foot" Walk 4 is 2.9 miles long and should take around 1 hour and 10 minutes on foot.  They class the difficulty level as Easy as the entire route is on paved paths or roads.

In the early twentieth century companies flocked to Belvedere.  These included British Plaster Board, which produced gypsum, Royal Doulton, makers of ceramics and Plasternol, manufacturers of synthetic resins.  This concentration of new industries in North West Kent was such that in 1931 Frank Clarke referred to it as "the Birmingham of the south".

You are looking for a colour coordinated pot attached with velcro around head height.