Bicycle Tag of bike

Easy #imustspendtoomuchtimecycling

hehe. it looks familiar, but so does a lot of London. though he clearly can't have gone far from the previous tag...

Annoyingly a famous estate agent of the same name is filling up a lot of google's returns when i search for terms including "London" and our gifted but troubled fog-monopolist's name.

321!!! Hah, my clue too dodgy?

streetview should show it, if that helps.

olc: focus on the Spanish sounding murderer bit ...

ah, i thought that was just a further clue to the canny lad. back to google...

Yeah, Geordy Twat Hall was giving me nothing. Got it now.

olc well, the fog-botherer leads us to a place...

Skully's revenge.

No, that's when I've been drinking beer.

Don't be shy. Show the steed. You're currently up against a Spesh Tri Cross... the front end no less. As an owner of that bike I can guarantee you'll be hard pushed to have a fuglier fork.

Are you calling my forks munters?

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Not wrong, tbh.

Oh, and haha @ the wrong side of the river banter... I was very close to tagging on the Woolwich ferry, but that would have been trolling.

Been done...
https://www.lfgss.com/post2249757-3045.html

Old, Rothbury Hall, Greenwich:

New:

Old
Hell on earth, somewhere near Canary Wharf

New in a mo'

Hah - that's the data centre for a certain large company on the right, and the swimming pool belonging to that company is the low building just to the left of the data centre.

Behind the car park on the left (by those new build flats) there's a bit of waste ground where a fox lives, and behind the car park is a wild flower meadow with a 3 metre high gnome in it. You might think I'm making this up, but I have a picture to prove it...

There's actually another wild flower meadow out the front, with another giant gnome in. I'm surprised you didn't notice it Skully :)

I was thinking these would make a great bike tag, but it wouldn't really be fair when they're on private land.

It's called Paul Julius Close by the way, after the eponymous Baron.

Oh, if you want a clue for the new one, it's the Millenium Bridge, over the Thames, near St Paul's.

#fuckcryptic

That didn't need a clue!

hahahha

Oh, if you want a clue for the new one, it's the Millenium Bridge, over the Thames, near St Paul's.

North or south bank?

Behind the car park on the left (by those new build flats) there's a bit of waste ground where a fox lives

I saw my first London fox in Canary Wharf in 1995, through the fence of a building site.

#csb

Oh, if you want a clue for the new one, it's the Millenium Bridge, over the Thames, near St Paul's.

#fuckcryptic

The Millenium Bridge? There is no such bridge in London. There's only the Millennium Bridge. It must be a cryptic clue, after all.

That didn't need a clue!

That's just what you think, because you know where it is.

middleofnowhere, lush bike!

Glad you could take a decent picture of Rothbury Hall. I absofuckinlutely love that building. So sad it looks a bit shabby.

I still have no idea how Rothbury Hall relates to Skully's clue, but am now impressed by the saddle placement and angles and stuff in the photo.

Matt, no-one will ever get yours ...

This is where BToB ends. middleofnowhere has broken it at last with a totally obscure place in the middle of nowhere.

^^Paul Gascoigne, a footballer who famously cried in 1990 when he was punished for kicking a German, turned up at a standoff between the police and a steroid enraged ex-girlfriend killing geordy bouncer by the name of Raoul Moat, offering a KFC Family bucket and the promise of a fishing trip in return for him giving himself up. The standoff happened in a village called Rothbury. It did not end well for Mr Moat.