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I'm going to go nuts trying to figure this out. Especially with such a cool clue. Then it will seem so obvious once I know what it is.

Me too, and I'm nowhere near working it out.
Good work Mr Oat on the 'quite interesting' Berners Street hoax, a bit more here;

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/archive/permalink/the_berners_street_hoax

More of a clue, what links the following together (in no particular order):

1) them pushing the trolley outside the hotel,

2) him:

3) these guys:

4) and him...

Miaow Z Tongue? goes to check out the Chinese Embassy on streetview

Cycled to SE10 to pick this up as I thought I'd seen it before. Either couldn't find where I thought I'd seen it or was in totally in the wrong park #tagfail

I'm using a windows phone, lumia 820.
Can anyone recommend apps/sites to upload, get picture URLs and stick into [img] tags?
In return I promise not to take you to BR5 again :)

I upload to flickr using the app and then get the picture code from the flickr website. It's not the most straightforward thing to use on a mobile device now that they've changed the website for flickr.

Also, the flickr app only lets you sign in via a yahoo account for windows phones, so if you're used to signing in via FB or google, not so useful.

Cycled to SE10 to pick this up as I thought I'd seen it before. Either couldn't find where I thought I'd seen it or was in totally in the wrong park #tagfail

Sorry 7VEN, it's nowhere near SE10 this one

It's not the most straightforward thing to use on a mobile device now that they've changed the website for flickr.

This. I've gone back to rushing home and getting the urls on a normal computer, it's far less stressful

Cheers guys. I'll give it a go

Too hard? You're looking for an old route/path. Find that, and you'll find the stones.

For the new page:

the porters just visible in the first shot provide the indirect link to the new one

Not Stonehenge

Too hard? You're looking for an old route/path. Find that, and you'll find the stones.

... and oat44's clues tell you about the course of the path. Even though this is about the first of his cryptic clues that I've ever got, even I think it's a little too obscure to find. So, think about how the little piggy cattle and mutton went to market (bleurgh). That should give you a point from which you might be able to trace the path.

Black Knights of Sylvester the Launderers in London Fields?

Keep going ...

Keen to go get this but my Google-foo is weak/mental horse-power low/clues too cryptic.

London Fields?

as Oliver says, keep going.

Follow that particular path in the same NNE direction, you'll get there

The path was known by at least 4 different names and each clue refers to one if its names. ie Porters... Sylvester... etc

I might just go and get this, just to prevent oat44 from collapsing for trying too hard. :)

^^Unfunnyfatfuck Lane?

aaaaaghhhh! Yes please Oliver! :)

You can find it with just first two tbh

apologies for holding up BTOB once again...

Oat no need to apologise, BTOB has its own rhythm, some are found quickly, some take a little more work/effort. If it was uniform would take the fun out of it..

Depends on the uniform.

I have no idea where it is. I googled "stones in the park", wasn't very helpful. Too hot to think.

To be honest, I thought that Nick's clues were a little indirect. He was probably thinking of a little work with satellite imaging, which makes it pretty easy to spot. But then again, I'm a veteran of The Faery Tale Adventure, which made it pretty easy. :)

Skivvycat Georgetwat park?

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Ben, Oliver, I salute you!