Bicycle Tag of bike

I'm still here Will, that's very kind of you to ask. I think this is the main reason for my absence... maddening.

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But, I managed to get away from it this morning:

Old, Empire Mills Chimney, Rayleigh rd, next to Millennium Mills.

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New: easy but far
Woof woof

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Is this tag inspired by your new found love of geometric constructions?

'Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist when you grow up'

Well, finding somewhere to live would be a good start.

Google lens to the rescue again.
I have to go back to work this week so won't have a chance till next Friday at the earliest.

Tip: they all fit through the big square hole.

Nice bike btw

I do have a reserve tag that's slightly easier to get to if this hangs around too long. But I'm afraid you'll have to resort to more conventional fu than simply google lensing it.

It's not that far. Depending on where you start nowhere is.

Woof woof ... Maybe this is in Barking.

Must be Battersea
BTOB can't still be in East London, Surely

At least it isn't still in fucking poplar

Have the location rules changed since the first page of this game? Are there local allowances? Wouldn’t this be just beyond the pale?

Either way, I like the tag so think it should stand, hope someone ventures that far soon, won’t be me!

There have been several out of bounds tags. I recall one at Heathrow. Presumably someone lives out East?

OLD: a house for artists, Grayson Perry style, Barking.

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NEW: I hope this isn't a retag. Closed Friday afternoons and Saturdays. I guess a tag from the main gate would be ok.

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I'm glad you sent me to Barking, Oats, never realised it's only 10 minutes from the bottom of the Greenway and an interesting route. From Stoke Newington it's a 27 mile round trip but 90% either bike paths or LTNs.
The headwind all the way back wasn't so much fun.

Old: East Ham Jewish Cemetery on Shabbat; Marlow Road

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New:

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Shame you couldn't get in, it's quite an impressive site.

Not quite poplar

Old: Madge Gill, 'Red Women', 1949, part of The Line art walk, opposite Star Lane DLR.

New: sticking with the 🇨🇦 connection, obviously

Clue: Chuck Noland's best buddy

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A different angle from the road as it may be locked

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Unless he is one of the Sister's brothers....

Typo, oops. Corrected