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  • ^^afew^^ repped ... Ode to a Tag.

  • rabbie-oat44 sums up most of the posts on this thread in those 4 lines

  • rabbie-oat44 sums up most of the posts on this thread in those 4 lines

    Thanks David! Now, I hae this tag too... just mulling over whether 3 in one month is excessive - elders?

  • Right then, true to the verse, I'll claim it and be thankful!

    Old:

    Kris Wines , York Way

    New:

    Clue: Short skirt

  • that little man in the background makes it look like something from area 51 or somthing!

  • New:

    Clue: Short skirt

    I only wish that was more revealing...

  • short skirt...hovercraft?

  • a-ha! There was a very good reason why I did this tag today (now yesterday) - think back to the verse

  • ... think back to the verse

    Well it's obvious, isn't it...

    'short skirt' leads to Mini, a la Mary Quant and also namesake of the contemporaneous car designed by Sir Alec Issigonis, whose parentage was part Greek, part German and who as a British subject was evacuated to Malta in his early life...Malta was once governed by the Knights Templar whose symbol, the maltese cross, remains a symbol of the island. The answer to the question 'How do you make a maltese cross?' is, as every schoolchild knows, 'stamp on his foot!'...and where else would you go for stamps if not Stanley Gibbons philataleists on the Strand:... just down the road from Charing Cross rail staion. and that's you're tag right there!: the only Crossrail site under construction with a Robert Burns connection.

    but I won't be tagging this because I don't actually cycle overground anymore and I can't shoe-tag because I only wear Spandels and anyway I can't get out to tag this until the end of the week because it's not my side of town, bothered?, meh! and rhowe's probably on the way there as I speak...

    so yeah, thanks Oat44 for the occasional easy one because it keeps BToB rolling.

  • Right then, true to the verse, I'll claim it and be thankful!

    Old:

    Kris Wines , York Way

    New:

    Clue: Short skirt

    London looks so cold! But how I miss it!

  • ^^Wow, I'll have what you're smoking! ;-)
    Much easier than you think... but that was impressive John!

  • ^^Good to see you Andy!! actually not too cold or wintry at all at the mo.
    Love to the Gike Gang. Introduce Bike Tag of Bike New Zealand?

  • Cold compaired to here. The middle of summer really is a drag.......

  • 'drag'!! You get my cross-hemisphereal sympathy!
    ... I wrote Gike Gang when obviously I meant Bike Bang.

  • Ha, I didnt even notice.

  • Old Tag:
    Cutty Sark (and the new glass visitor centre 'skirt' around her hull.

    New Tag:
    Keeping with Mariner's theme - couldn't find an albatross but how about this fella?


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  • Oat44 - thanks for tagging the Cutty Sark. Going past is part of my daily route and watching her slowly come back to life over many months has been great.
    The week that the masts went back up again just before Christmas was fantastic - can't wait to see it when all finished

  • Wicked! Looking forward to it being up again. Used to hang out there a lot back in the day. I learnt to skid in that area. Plus races through the tunnel at 2am always fun.

    Photographer friend of mine has a shot from inside just after the fire, I'll dig it out if he has it on his site.

  • What a waste of cash rebuilding it seems.

  • Well done hms, I liked your interpreatation of the 'short skirt' clue!
    What linked the tags was a Robert Burns connection, being Burns day yesterday and all that. Google 'Robert Burns short skirt' and you see why I was trying to make it more cryptic ;-)

    The name Cutty Sark comes from one of Robert Burns' most famous poems, Tam O Shanter, a cautionary tale about a drunkenness and perving. In it, husband/drunk Tam is caught peeping at a young witch (Nannie) dancing in a skimpy underskirt (a cutty sark). She chases Tam as he rides away on his horse (Maggie) and in the pursuit she pulls off the horse's tail.

    The last lines:

    No, wha this tale o' truth shall read,
    Ilk man and mother's son take heed;
    Whene'er to drink you are inclin'd,
    Or cutty-sarks run in your mind,
    Think! ye may buy joys o'er dear -
    Remember Tam o' Shanter's mare.

    Nannie, the figurehead of the ship *just *visible in the picture, is usually seen holding a horse's tail, though it's currently in storage while the restoration work continues.

    http://www.robertburns.org.uk/Assets/Poems_Songs/tamoshanter.htm

  • Well it's obvious, isn't it...

    'short skirt' leads to Mini, a la Mary Quant and also namesake of the contemporaneous car designed by Sir Alec Issigonis, whose parentage was part Greek, part German and who as a British subject was evacuated to Malta in his early life...Malta was once governed by the Knights Templar whose symbol, the maltese cross, remains a symbol of the island. The answer to the question 'How do you make a maltese cross?' is, as every schoolchild knows, 'stamp on his foot!'...and where else would you go for stamps if not Stanley Gibbons philataleists on the Strand:... just down the road from Charing Cross rail staion. and that's you're tag right there!: the only Crossrail site under construction with a Robert Burns connection.

  • ^didn't get that for a minute.. then it all came flooding back!

  • Old, herring gull statue, Narrow street, Limehouse.

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    New: As Ice cube might say: "Goddamn they roofless!"

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  • ^Been done.

  • Ah bollocks. I missed it on the map. Oh well, I'll see if I can get out and get something new now!

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