Bicycle Tag of bike

actually, I realise cake isn't really appropriate here, nevermind.

There are several ways this location takes you closer to heaven. One of them is 26,545 feet above sea level. And does pastries.

And a very tempting looking sausage roll on homemade baked beans by the look of it.

very tempting looking sausage roll

I could do with one of those right now.

Sadly too South, and too closed.

More pagan symbols from the sculptors. Doesn't exactly say "I'm sane.'

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Paging @matteroftaste it's south again!

Cheers but I’m clueless.

The easy way is to convert the height to meters. The hard way is to imagine the possible junction layout and identify the shape of the houses as reflected in the black car and scour south London's streets 35 mins cycle ride from Worship street. I'd go for the first.

Or just think about what we call the era before Christ, think what that's got to do with this forum and work outwards. Or Google the height of mountains and figure out businesses related to that in that area.

The easy way is to convert the height to meters.

Or just copy and paste the relevant text from that clue into Google.

Worked it out, but won't be nearby until tomorrow, by which time it'll probably be gone...

Old:

Annapurna Café, Loughborough Rd

Dunno what the sculpture is all about.

Twosome tag with @Skülly

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New:

I hope a ray of sun soon comes out for these little heroes.

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is that the clue? I'm really shit at these clues.

Well in my view, the clue is the photo.
But @Skülly firmly believes in a clue in the post.
So, we came to an understanding.

Nothing in this post is a clue, btw.

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Annapurna Café, Loughborough Rd

Dunno what the sculpture is all about.

The sculpture was put there by the art gallery just behind Annapurna Cafe. The gallery is called San Mei (which doesn't exactly say "I'm sane" but is an anagram of it). Annapurna is either the 10th highest mountain in the world or a massif containing a peak which is the 10th highest in the world, depending on how pedantic you want to be, but closer to "heaven" than most things in any case. And Heaven Cafe (nice Ethiopian food) is directly opposite.

Brixton Cycles is just at the end of the road, ofc. Hence the statue being close to BC (or B.C.) but not in it. Mostly, though, I figured enough people would have cycled past this on the way to/from BC that somebody would recognise it.

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Lol, I was frantically combing the map for a Paradise Close or something of the ilk.

I know all the barbers are closed but I never expected to see @skülly sporting a topknot.

Me too. I’ve only known where to go once or twice, and never from the clue—just by happening to recognise the location or zoom/enhance to be able to search for it. This looks very much like someone’s front garden, and despite the modern trend for putting hard standing and a car on them there are still loads of them! I’m resisting asking for a hint, but it’s no good: please can I have a hint?

I'm guessing that ray of sun / heroes is some kind of clue. But it's way beyond me.

In any case, I don't South London on the whole, so probably fairly academic.

As clues go, this one is very, very straightforward. There's just a bit of a chicken-and-egg question about it.

The best thing, well, for me, is that in one of the Streetview pictures someone at the door of the house looks as if he's wearing a gnome hat, too (accidental result of Google's attempt at blurring the face). I'll post that when the tag has been taken.

Royal Mail uniform, innit.
ETA - Oh no - you mean Hi Viz man :)

What's going on here?

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hahaha you funny fuck

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