Bicycle Tag of bike

Clearly pictures are better than audio... Ah well.

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Ooh might get this tomorrow if I have time (if it's still there)

Edit: damn, wrong extremely long slide.

I wanna go on those slides

Have worked it out, but doubt I’d get there before someone else...

Have worked it out, but doubt I’d get there before someone else...

You must be new here...

Old: Victoria park slides

New:

Ooh I know that one!

I thought this had been done but it's not on the map. Much as I would love too, I don't think I'll be getting over that way in the near future.

On a weekday too, good effort bsb. The noise in the recording came from those musical rubber stepping stones just visible in your picture.

Converted to a private residence, I think it was on Air BnB, before Air BnB became a thing, although these days, I believe it is used as office/storage space.
I love its juxtaposition with all the modern stuff which engulfs it.
Also, in the same road, is the oldest tree in that part of London

the oldest tree in that part of London

What a claim to fame!

Strange that we haven't done that yet. There have definitely been a couple of tags very close by.

Y'all probably thinking of the taggy cat back in 2011

Yes

Old: St Alban, Wood Street

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New clue:

Street where college 'n' university lecturer get up (9,4)

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I'm pretty sure that's been done before...

I had my suspicions but couldn't find it on the map, nor by searching the thread.

More clues?

Here's another picture of the same place.

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Old: the Sivan Kovil Trust, Clarendon Road, Lewisham

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New: whatever the opposite of Gormlessly is

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Nice. The Temple is the kind of building you're definitely not expecting next to Nando's Lewisham.

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It's not really keeping in with the immediate local character, no. Tho seeing as how the immediate local character seems to be 'massive traffic chaos', I guess that's no bad thing.

I'd add the old tag to the map but I don't know how to update the map and a derisory search of the thread mostly yields 'wait, there's a map?' jokes.