Hanging Around #2 Traditional Cache

The cache is hidden along a little road called Attrill’s Lane.  

At the beginning of the lane is the signpost for Byway R63 to Beaper Shute.

Two interesting facts about this.  In Southern England “Shute” is a steep road through a cleft in a hill.  Attrill is a common surname, especially on the Isle of Wight.  This name is of Anglo-Saxon origin and one source believes it is topographical for a “dweller by the hill” deriving from the Middle English (1200-1500) “att” – at, with the Olde English pre 7^th Century “hyll”, a hill.

You are looking for a black tube.  Tweezers or similar may be required to extract log. Beware of the prickles.

Please replace tube as found.