Bicycle Tag of bike

I do have it - I just haven't had the chance to get over there. Job innit?
Good clooooz.

FWIW I think Skülly probably also hazzit.

Time to move on.
Old

Love Walk cafe, on Love Walk, close to Camberwell and Denmark Incline - depending on your capacity to decipher cluez.
Max was nowhere to be seen.

New.
This shouldn't be too difficult.

That's an easy one!

Do I see your pompino every evening going N to S through the Greenwich Foot tunnel c 6pm?

I said it was not too difficult :)
This game's been stuck on hold for...... too long.
That's likely to be me in the foot tunnel north to south @ ~18:00.
Identify yourself ;)

Max was nowhere to be seen.

Well, the tag clearly doesn't count, then. :)

This shouldn't be too difficult.

Yes, maybe, but where's the clue??!1?

That's an easy one!

It's pretty easy if you know where it is.

You want cluez from the outset?

Where is the sport in that?

Hmmmm?

ETA - And where were you when it came to ID'ing the Love Walk cafe?
Well?
Where?
:p

Errrm

If you can't put a verbal clue up doesn't that mean the last tag is still available? That's the rule right?

Rules - Schmules.
I've ID'd the last BToB.
I've proposed a new one (after the game had gone errr..... a bit rancid)
Is anyone less than delighted with that?
Now is your chance to say...
Right now, I'm going to have a bath.
Pls to be sorting yourselves out by the time I am back.
Much love. Thx, bai..

Dark Glass Wall?

For Skülly.
It is the work of the youngest member of the Royal Academy of Arts.
It conceals the flues of an energy centre which will heat 15,000 homes and businesses.
It was inspired by the 'dazzle camouflage' used on warships in the First World War.
It is held together using 2.5m pop rivets.

Now you've made it too easy.

I knew it.
The pop rivets give it away.

Old is on the Blackwall Tunnel approach road.

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New? Well I wanted to go a bit further west but met this.

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But for a more cheerful tag, how about this one? Apologies to the "yet another church" contingent.

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Funnily enough I encountered the same path blockage yesterday.

I had a long conversation with a French family who were trying to reach the Thames clipper wharf by the Cutty Sark and they were dismayed to find they would have to go back to the A206 roundabout. That is not a clue.

Reputedly the site of the murder of the Archbishop of Canterbury after whom the church is named. At the hands of some drunken Danes.

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Old

St Alfege's Church in Greenwich. Dedicated to Alfege, Archbishop of Canterbury, and the site is supposedly where he was murdered by the Danes.

New

Sorry, another church and another martyr, also down near the water with Viking connections.

Old: Church of St Magnus-the-Martyr, just on the north side of London Bridge. Mentioned by Dickens and by TS Eliot. The ancient bit of wood is from the river wall built by the Romans - just the 2,000 years ago.

New: Not a martyr, but still a fallen Christian icon

Inside that church is an ace scale model of London Bridge.

Once went in to see it and the priest cornered me, dragging me around the other interesting bits. Didn't get to see much of the model!