Bicycle Tag of bike

Old Tag: Brockwell Park 7 ¼ gauge train

New Tag:

Always say who else was in on the double tag.

Great new tag.

I assumed GHOSTRIDE

you mean you guys don't carry a spare bike with you everywhere?

Sorry. I'm on the phone and I can't embed properly.

Old: beehive kiln on Walmer rd. W11.
Hippodrome is just behind. Weirdly. Worth a google.

http://instagram.com/p/Y5gHsPzK1o/

New: http://instagram.com/p/Y5gumzzK2u/

chris king flagship store?

Old:

Outside of the Shell building on belvedere st, southbank

New:

From famous oil, to a famous bit of rock.

totally assumed it had been tagged before, just went to the map to check and apparently not!
nice one, nice photo too.

Had to do the same myself.

Thanks.

I must be blind, never seen it until now:

London Stone / Brutus Stone, 111 Cannon Street

For all those who, like me, need glasses we have a lot to thank this lot for

Oh, think I went there last Open House London - nice :)

and from a different angle, to keep things moving today:

Having a beer round the corner. Will pop there shortly... 20 Mins meet for multitag anyone?

Ha! Nice one ktcoo

Sorry gotta go home before I can post info on old. Clue for new is:
Worshipful Bishop needs a shower

Well done Katie, it was The Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, the 60th most important livery company, just above the Clockmakers. They are based at the Apothecaries' Hall, Blackfriars Lane, the oldest extant livery hall in the City of London.

Interestingly, sub-standard spectacles were ceremoniously smashed to pieces on the London Stone from the previous tag. Records of 1671 document one such example:

*Two and twenty dozen of English spectacles, all very badd both in the glasse and frames not fitt to be put on sale were found badd and deceitful and by judgement of the Court condemned to be broken, defaced and spoyled both glasse and frame the which judgement was executed accordingly in Canning Street on the remayning parte of London Stone where the same were with a hammer broken in all pieces.
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Great story! Also, I think there's a reflectoporn violation. Definite bit of upper arm on show.

Thanks for filling in the details oat!
Finding out about the Livery Companies was fascinating.

Re. the new tag: pop in and say hello to Martin, the lovely chap offered me lunch and everything, and apols for the (actually lower-) arm-reflecto-shocker.

Well done Katie, it was The Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, the 60th most important livery company, just above the Clockmakers. They are based at the Apothecaries' Hall, Blackfriars Lane, the oldest extant livery hall in the City of London.

Interestingly, sub-standard spectacles were ceremoniously smashed to pieces on the London Stone from the previous tag. Records of 1671 document one such example:

*Two and twenty dozen of English spectacles, all very badd both in the glasse and frames not fitt to be put on sale were found badd and deceitful and by judgement of the Court condemned to be broken, defaced and spoyled both glasse and frame the which judgement was executed accordingly in Canning Street on the remayning parte of London Stone where the same were with a hammer broken in all pieces.
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At first I thought you were quoting scoble..

Another clue? You could actually gauge yourself how much the bishop is in need of a wash, and you will almost certainly enjoy the experience. I do on a regular basis.
You have until 7pm.

You could actually gauge yourself how much the bishop is in need of a wash, and you will almost certainly enjoy the experience. I do on a regular basis.
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It's just as well we know you are female.

Just to be clear, enjoyment of said activity is not gender- or sexual orientation- specific!

Well done Katie, it was The Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers, the 60th most important livery company, just above the Clockmakers. They are based at the Apothecaries' Hall, Blackfriars Lane, the oldest extant livery hall in the City of London.

Thought that was the one. Can recommend it for next Open House London - one of the less well known so easier to get in, also fascinating.

Old, Neal's Yard Dairy in Covent Garden. Known for Stinking Bishops, Old Fords, and other lovelies.

New, not far away.