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Old: 90 Upper Tulse Hill Road. The location of English astronomers Sir William Huggins and Margaret Lindsay Huggins private observatory (not the original building).

New: A holy location for punks

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That doesn’t look like the Hongkong Gardens in Chislehurst :-/

Can’t tell if you’re taking the Mick

The wrong vib(e) for Mill Hill

I didn't understand this comment? What is the significance of the bracketed e?

Nothing profound. The house is part of Vibart Gardens. A silent movie actor or another astronomer I'm ignorant of?

Ah, I see.

Maybe Luke Vibart of WagonChrist ?

Doubt it!

Old:

The former flat of Mick Jones, who is in a band with the guy who wrote Song 2 (Woo hoo), hence the punk reference. Christchurch House, Streatham.

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New:
After @itsbruce

Never Ever knew this was here until recently. But now I wouldn't want to be anywhere else but here; I wouldn't want to change anything at all.

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I know where that is...

Great tagging, that's music to my ears.

The latter has one of the best choruses of any pop song ever.

Old: Boe & Irony's giant Chihuahua on Chrisp Street, opposite All Saints DLR.

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so from All Saints to the number of the beast...

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Nice shot

Cool photo!

No way I'm riding that far.

Not too far from here...

Old: Cart and Horses, Stratford. Has a connection with a bad heavy metal band.

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New: visions of Jack Kerouac.

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Good stuff. My potato chopping subterfuge was clearly not strong enough this time!

Please can we declare the new tag void?

Iron Maiden are great.

jesus, i didn't recognise the cart and horses even though it's the closest pub to my house

spent the last week catching up on this thread and the latest tag as i get up to date is right by me and i miss it ... shocker

Old: a Roman bridge at Bow Creek, as mentioned by Kerouc in his fantasy novel, The Road To Wigan Pier.

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New; genuinely one of my favourite buildings.

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#btobiscominghome.

Clue: take a walk with her majesty.