Bicycle Tag of bike

^^^^needs moar clues. but cool :)
ftfy ;)

The latest tag used to be a stone's throw from a couple of stones. Anybody who shares my commute to work will have clocked it. (Google Streetview will be no help to you at all, though).

For the new page:

New: yet another door.

There'll be the usual confection about clues but I think that's all a big fuss about nothing. I've paid my dues.

The latest tag used to be a stone's throw from a couple of stones. Anybody who shares my commute to work will have clocked it.

Although anybody who only shares my commute home wouldn't ever see it. Something about the way I walk, I suppose.

It's also a stone's throw from one of my recent tags.

Surprised at lack of moaning about clues. Everybody on holiday?

Maximillian, here, is also looking for the tag.

Unfortunately, having caught a bus to very nearly the right place, he's heading the wrong way down the road.

Here! 35 Cremorne Rd SW10.

And the new one is:

That's the top of it:

Beeb

My South African bush senses are tingling! I know where this is. Will try get there today :)

So what's the story behind the previous tag?

I love the new tag that's just come up in the Cambridge thread:

https://www.lfgss.com/post3669281.html

Old: Monument to the Carabiniers in the Boer War - 1899 - 1902, Chelsea Embankment.

New: FINALLY!! After taking a hundred pics of totally random places and finding that most of them had already been tagged, I am hoping this one hasn't.

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Um, just identifying the new tag is not enough. Oh, I see that's been fixed, now.

So what's the story behind the previous tag?

The blue door belongs to Storm In A Cupcake boutique bakery:

Despite the address being "The Tollhouse", I don't believe there is any historical significance. Streetview shows that the building has been made to look older and was originally just a prefab. Not even the site of one of the old Kings Road turnpikes.

I only photographed the door because the building as a whole I thought would be too easy - so distinctive on a reasonably well-cycled road - and we've been doing doors.

Yes, where's the new tag, reachout2me?

You know, if you don't put one up, you can still get tagzumped--after all, everybody now knows where it was. :)

Go on you JHB011 can still do it

Not any more ...

New tag, for clarification:

Will will be along in a minute to demand a clue.

Clue: You better make Hay's while the sun shines.

Old: The Navigators (somewhere in SE1):

New: The Commuters (doing what they do best)

It was Hay's Galleria

'The Navigators' by sculptor David Kemp, is a 60 ft moving bronze sculpture of a ship unveiled in 1987 to commemorate the Galleria's shipping heritage.

Ah, that thing has a name - BTOB educates again!

Old: 'Rush Hour', by George Segal, Broadgate, nr Liverpool street

New:

Looks like those 'commuters' made their train!

Ha. This is actually on StreetView--at first, I thought it might be difficult to find the exact arch on whose wall them stones are graffitied, but it isn't, and you don't even need a clue if you know where it is.

Not that many routes out of Liverpool Street folks? Moar clues?

Moar clues !

I'll try to think of something at lunch. Meanwhile, the trainspotter in me says that was the 20.03

Hahaaa, found it! Took me ages but now I know where it is so gonna snap it tonight if no one else gets there before me.