Bicycle Tag of bike

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A shop for budding Patrick Moores on Neal Street.

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It's probably easier to list the things which didn't happen in here.

A great central location for pan-ethnic liberation movements, far right extremists, the disenfranchised and the lovestruck to come together.

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4 in a day, nice work.

Feck went past a good follow up to this one today. Tempted to go after work but that would be a 50 mile day on the heavy bike and cannot be arsed/it gonna rain again #boastpost

Also back to Paul Weller spotted him coming out of Sister Ray years ago when I worked at 75 Berwick Street he drives a mini clubman, such a good anecdote, one for the grandkids.

Sister Ray. There's a shop !
A fair chunk of my music, including a super -rare Space/KLF disc comes from there.

75 Berwick street would make a good tag.

This is a better picture for the new tag (I tried to obscure something which would have been a boring giveaway with my top tube but only noticed I'd missed later on).

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It's a good tag, surprising it's not been done before and proof of Oliver's dictum that we will never run out of things to tag.

It's a good tag

Certainly was.

Old: Caxton Hall

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New: No clue needed, I think, for the former location of those who often had none.

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And I sold my Space (for maybe £2) to Reckless opposite where Sister Ray used to be.

Old Gerald st police station

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New without this Civil Engineer Wills recent toilet refurb would have gone nowhere.
One of his descendants was responsible for pumping a load of shit into our houses

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Gerald Road police station. Don't think there's a Gerald Street in London.

I liked that. I seem remember a project to calculate the geographical center of London, ie if you cut it out and where it would balance, and it was somewhere just south of Waterloo.

No mention of big brother ;) Or too obsucure?

Old: near the river guy who started the sewage system. Will Add name later

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New: one for sorrow, two for joy

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Sir Joseph William Bazalgette, civil engineer largely responsible for the creation of London’s famous London sewers.

As has been noted; his descendant, Sir Peter Lytton Bazalgette, is responsible for pumping shite into our homes in the form of Big Brother and Deal or No Deal.

Excellent new tag.

Built the embankment, and the downhill flow all the way to woolwich.

And another descendent, Ed Bazalgette, was lead guitarist of the The Vapors famed for Turning Japanese. He is now a director who has worked on multiple dramas including Doctor Who and an episode of Seven Wonders of the Industrial World about Joseph William Bazalgette called The Sewer King.

edit: Was sure I’d posted about this before and A search of Bazalgette shows pretty much this exact few chain of comments about 10 months ago following a different Joseph William Bazalgette related tag

Turning Japanese was a song about wanking.

Are there any songs about wanking that you don't know?

Old: Magpie Alley EC4

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