Bicycle Tag of bike

Yeh, but Beagle has form in that department so we could have been waiting till Xmas. I'm in the mood for a long ride tonight so....

I've met @oat44 by Vicky Park on my way in to work.
Does that qualify me for some sort of award?

It means you will soon come down with an immaculately-conceived tag.

"I'm never going to give you up" is a timeless classic.

That's what I said.

I'm going to leave it for someone unfortunate enough to live south of the river.

I fuckin knew it. This game is rigged for northern folk.

I fuckin knew it. This game is rigged for northern folk.

Back South again now. Don't be jealous of their velodrome, ours has been here longer.

For those trying to identify the institution to which this tag belongs, the name of the founder is key.

^ I know where it is and still didn't get that clue. I Googled a description of the shield, which sent me off on a tangent to Oxford, and then a bit more image search. It took quite a while.

still didn't get that clue.

His name isn't in the tag's name (although it is in the name of a building across the road and a school up on the hill and an ex-pupils social club further down the other road (tag is on a corner), just to mention a few places it crops up in the area. But his name is definitely a key, even if the spelling is a bit olde worlde.

The social club was officially founded in 1884, unofficially in 1882. Cyclists ride past it every day on their way to another venerable institution. Not as venerable as the social club, but more venerable than some North London institutions I could mention.

Old: God's Gift, Dulwich

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New: If Eejit hadn't spent so long Milling over his Pudding, maybe another would have been found nearby

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A remnant of The College of God's Gift, a.k.a. The Old Grammar School or The Old College, on the corner of Burbage Road and Gallery Road. So many people on here cycle past this that I was a) surprised it had never been tagged and b) sure it wouldn't last long. clues or no clues.

I had no clue where it was. Had to find it based on the heraldry

oooh get you.

I have never spotted this thing, but then Dulwich does make me keep my head down and avert my eyes as I am not worthy of it’s poshness.

There's got to be more to this than some trees near Pudding Mill?

Pudding wasn't the only meal on the plate

There's got to be more to this than some trees near Pudding Mill?

I think this is a good one. Quite a lot of history. Nothing to do with allotments, or breakfast.

See if we can get there before Selina from Kehl does!

I'm sure it's terrific. Anyone else worked it out?

Also enjoyed reading the history but it's got me no closer at all....unless a certain Thomas would put me on the right track

Another clue please, possibly two or even three clues.

Selina from Kehl

Bit boring, but this was a clue...

Streetview won't help you out with this mill