Bicycle Tag of bike

The other items around that fountain are the kind of things the bronze hotties might have left on the beach while they went for their swim: ballet pumps, pens and notebooks, and a watch that has become shiny with the numbers of people trying to nick it.

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ban him

Flickr seems to be broken, do the images work now?

Yes. Close call.

Slightly misleading clue though ;)

Old: Viaduct carrying the Piccadilly line over Arnos Park, Arnos Grove, near Waterfall Road. You can see a tube train going over it in my picture.

New: Normally I swerve Tottenham, but this is a proper gaff. Sweet as a nut.

lol + #rep

Amazing! Propa!

Nawty tag that Pete. Fings are abaaht to get tasty

You plums should be all over this PWOPA tag.

AVE EEEHT.

No one wants to ride out there, you mug.

Isn't this @cornelius_blackfoot 's post game drinker?

Pffft. Tags made using geared bikes can >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

:)

SHUT EEEHT you tart.

Fixeh was temporarily inaccessible due to building work.

does it say 'bistro' above the column, in your new tag?

it says shut it you mug

Oh vez mear

Hah. No. Would a wider shot be helpful?

so all the mentioning of the food must be an inside joke.

wider shot would be helpful.

s'kickin' roite off

Hadn't even noticed the food thing, it's not about food! Less an inside joke and more a cultural reference really, but if you don't know it you don't know it. Reading up on the landlord of a well known fictional pub would be a good starting point.

The picture's not as wide as I remembered I'm afraid, so probably not very helpful. But once you have the real name of the landlord and the clues in this thread already Google is your friend...

Old; Chesnut Rd, Tottenham. Site of London's first pop-up restaurant in 1873, run by Daniel D'Wyer.

New;

Lots of Godly people around here, and terrible drivers. A little further up you can go sailing in the Lord's ship.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4-CcJBYBns

Do people want another clue for the new one?

It's a graffito from the time before dogsballs moved to Australia, right?