Bicycle Tag of bike

You heard.
In my time I have swum, paddled, sailed, waded, water ski'd, snorkelled and urinated in every metre of London's canals and I have no clue where the new tag is.

Edit: you've tagged very close to here recently.

I'll say what I originally said after more people have found it

That's a damned lie.

I'm not always being truthful when I say I don't know where a tag is.

I know it.

I'll get it tomorrow if it's not already gone. Friday at the latest. Next week some time.

I've worked out where the tag is. Not likely to get to it any time soon though.

Such an Arthouse viewpoint

Animals are people.

Lions > Millwall FC

On yer bike for the tag

I'm not sure I understand this clue so can't endorse whether this gets you there.

Those who are still looking may want to use their Google-fu on the below comment

Such an Arthouse viewpoint

OLD: York Way.

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NEW: The Hungarian born architect died quite recently. He also designed a building that was tagged a few years back, one you needed a bodyguard for. Very much a vindication of the rights of taggers.

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Anyone need another clue?

don't think so.

Old:

Oakshott Court, Ploygon Road over there in Camden's famous Camden.

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New:

Clue: From Hungary to Georgia.

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Clue?

This point is high up on a hill to the north.

There's not much to go on in the picture and Georgia leads to lots of Georgian architecture - not that I am an expert but I don't think that's Georgian. Maybe someone else is on the right track?

apparently, this building became widely renowned as the finest example of this form of construction for residential purposes.

Same architect has work on Genesta Road.

those places look really nice. balcony detail is similar.

I wasn't thinking simply enough. Nice tag, surprised it's not been done before.

Old: Highpoint (I), Highgate

Highpoint I was the first of two apartment blocks erected in the 1930s on one of the highest points in London, England, in Highgate. The architectural design was by the Georgian-British architect Berthold Lubetkin, the structural design by the Anglo-Danish engineer Ove Arup and the construction by Kier.

Lots of listings on the forums favourite land sharks.

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New: Principally I wanted to take a picture of the beautiful sky this morning

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