Bicycle Tag of bike

There isn't.
But something that helps a tube line to breathe is.

I have a nice little follow up tag for this, but I imagine I won’t get it

Grim morning for a commute…

Old: Victoria line ventilation shaft at Gibson square gardens

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New: just winging it

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Building in the background is my office!

They folded 2 pieces of A4 to make those shapes.
The sculptures maintain the proportions of a piece of A4, only 11m high.

Haha no way! You'll have to get the tag and set it up with yourself waving from the window

It's a retag from 13 years ago. https://www.lfgss.com/comments/8012522/

Oof, you got me there. I did search, but clearly not well enough…

I have a backup on the same theme as recent eVents:

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Ha. Never really noticed this before despite passing it regularly.

I'm going to be more tortoise than hare though.

OLD: Barbican

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NEW: Search doesn't bring this up.

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Lol, I'm pretty sure it has been, although the building in the background is a better tag for a Will, isn't it?

If you put the name of the building in search it doesn't show up and that's good enough for me. I think any tag that isn't searchable shouldn't count as a retag.

My reply was mostly clues :)

Very good.

Old: Lloyds building, photo on Lime St.
New: a visit to Moscow, though I’m a week early?

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Streetview is showing a different piece of art in that spot.

So it does, somewhat Ukrainian

Old: Pacific Red IV by Larry Bell, Clerks Place, just off Bishopsgate

New: what's the Moscow connection here I hear you ask?

Clue: To the Moon and Back

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I walked past that new one a couple of weeks ago and thought it had tag written all over it.
I don't get the clue, though.

OLD: Savage Gardens

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NEW: Acab.

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Mine was 10 Trinity Square, (technically on Savage Gardens) but it was also very close to the site of Muscovy Court, still an address in 1911, a reference to the Muscovy Company previously headquartered near there.

It has a story going back to 1553. The Company of Merchant Adventurers to New Lands set out to find a North East passage to Cathay (northern China). After a getting a bit chilly, most ships didn't make it, but one remaining ship found its way to what is now Archangel, then part of Muscovy, named after its well known capital. Abandoning the original mission, the Company focused on trade opportunities there (wool one way and furs, tallow, sea oil the other) and Queen Mary and Philip changed the name to Muscovy Company. The Company lasted until 1917.

https://cityoflondonhistory.wordpress.com/2019/02/06/the-muscovy-company/

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Old - Aldgate Cherry blossom park thing

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