H fer Retirement Traditional Cache

This is one of a 26 part fun series based on the Cockney Alphabet.  All caches are easily accessible on local roads with adequate parking.
Some are placed on private property with the permission of the land owner.
Make sure you return the cache well concealed from Muggles ensuring the part containing the log is covered from view.

BYO pen

20 years ago the age for retirement was 60. In 2015 men and women currently aged 65 are eligible for the age pension.
The question is what to do with all this leisure time?: join the Senior Citizens Club? Or Probus?  Or University of the Third Age? Or one of many other organisations that cater for retired people?
Alternatively you could spend your golden years searching with high tech equipment for containers hidden in many devious places. Geocaching is fun for all ages, you don't have to be retired to enjoy it.
 

It will be hard to access this if there is an event on nearby, otherwise you will have no problems with car parking. You are allowed to park along the street and may have a short walk to this cache.