Bicycle Tag of bike

Oh dear. Sorry

Nice that it’s in the right font though—an elite group

How about this one?

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Where's your bike?

That's not me in the photo by the way

BMX. Different bike I'm afraid. Library photo from the summer, I'm doing kids dinners and bedtime now.

I'll go and re-enact the photo at 8 with the green one if that's a sticking point. I'm not very good at this BTOB, sorry

Tag has to have the same bike in each pic, if we are sticking to the rules.

Ok. Hold the line, caller.....

I doubt anyone will tagzump you before. I'd never have got the Fanny Craddock one from the clue anyway.

Here now.

Bonus moon shot

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The building on the left of this picture has been tagged before--I won't link to it, as I think your tag is the part of the complex right ahead, judging by your nighttime tag picture?

Yes. And the bit in the middle.

It'll all change soon, the building the bikes are leaning up against will become high rise residential blocks.

WF loves a high rise development

Fanny’s name is apparently mis-spelt on her plaque—she was Fanny Cradock. Although she was actually Phyllis Nan Sortain Pechey.

Didn't Fanny have form for prancing around naked in the garden of her Blackheath home?

I have only faded memories of Fanny Craddock's tv shows. She resembled, at the end, a pantomime dame with odd, excessive, borderline frightening make up. It was also suggested that her last husband, and cooking assistant Johnny, drank a little too much on set.
As Fanny concluded one program and the credits began to roll, an astonished ’70s BBC audience heard Johnny helpfully suggest ' ... and I hope your doughnuts end up looking like Fanny's'

Old: Walthamstow assembly hall, Forest Road E17 4EF

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New: The tree is the tag, the cake is the clue

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Ha! Love it

I recognise the cake, but not the tree. Looks like an old lime tree though?

I haven't a clue about either.

Should this tag have us all quaking in our boots?

Delicious looking cake too.

Well, I think I have found that. Brilliant clueage.

Cake allegedly invented by Henry Chalkley. Oh wait.

More mulberry less lime, methinks.

Old Mulberry Tree Quaker meeting House 594 Tottenham High Road. Home of the mulberry tree that made Tottenham cake pink

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