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• #6027
yeah, true. but I think at least it's somewhere lots of people have been.
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• #6028
Is the plate at the top left a clue???
The potential tag I found on my abandoned outing to the Fulham tag was pretty much a blank wall but with a really interesting feature in it which I think most who have passed it would have spotted. I also had a killer cryptic clue. I may well use this if I ever get back in the game.
I will of course take a new photo ;-)
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• #6029
Thought it may be a good idea to have the current tag on this page.
new tag: unlike the boat lake, this body of water is currently drained.
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• #6030
but reeeaaaaalllyy small!
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• #6032
Cheers harold.
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• #6033
Ha, my last tag and clue were apparently too easy (and mismatched). This one is a bit of a yorker and leaving people clueless. Hopefully i can get my next one spot on, but, in the mean time, you guys can duke it out!
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• #6034
Haha! Shameless punning but pretty helpful
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• #6035
I'm guessing that it is either a dry dock, or more likely those holes in the stone paving are for fountain jets. Made me think the courtyard at Somerset House, but the slabs look different. Somehow connected to the Duke of York?
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• #6036
OLd tag
Fountain at Duke of York SqNew tag
Can you club together to find this? It's worth a wiggle across town to see it if you can. -
• #6037
no idea what to even google for. so going pretagging. i deserve a break
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• #6038
No idea about the current tag, but I have a question:
How close is too close?
(I've just had a good idea for a tag, however the location is very close (10 metres) to a previous tag, although of a different object which isn't visible in the pictures.)
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• #6039
I would have thought it would be alright.
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• #6040
Here is a quick map/video of all the tags in order...*
If I was feeling very geeky/had more time I’d colour code the dots/lines by who made the tags
(*If i’ve downloaded and reformatted the klm file correctly)
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj85KCluofw&context=C33966e5ADOEgsToPDskIUQzA7EL5b1QczPNmI1lGh"]Bicycle
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• #6041
Wow, that's great--nice one!
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• #6042
That's amazing! how did you make it?
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• #6043
very nice! really highlights the ones that stretch beyond the circulars...
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• #6044
Is there any statistical analysis of tag sequences that might indicate where the next likely tag is? I.e. if the last three tags were southwest there is a 75% chance that the next tag will be to the North East within a one mile radius?
In short, have you found a way to cheat?
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• #6045
excellent mappy work! The right kind of geeky
by no means impossible this one, having it if still up for grabs tomorrow pm
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• #6046
Clever stuff. I wonder what the greatest distance between tags is to date? Someone put some miles in at about 41 seconds.
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• #6047
Kingfisher repped. Heroic work
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• #6048
Rwn if it's a different object in virtually the same place, that's fine IMO. I can think of places where tagworthy sites are very close.
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• #6049
Is there any statistical analysis of tag sequences that might indicate where the next likely tag is? I.e. if the last three tags were southwest there is a 75% chance that the next tag will be to the North East within a one mile radius?
In short, have you found a way to cheat?
No, I've been working on a football prediction model in my spare time, Its not made me rich yet! So maybe I'll switch my stats resources to predicting Tags;)
That's amazing! how did you make it?
I used some software called Tableau. Its great for datavisualisations, reporting and dashboards. (It can also map Co-Ord's so it can do basic maps!)
Its fairly easy to use once you get your head round how to format the data ready to load, They do a public (Free) version for small datasets and you can load them to the interweb (It can be a bit slow viewing them online so i made a video to speed it up)
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• #6050
Clever stuff. I wonder what the greatest distance between tags is to date? Someone put some miles in at about 41 seconds.
I'll convert the co-ords to Easting/Northings when i get a spare min.
Then i can use Pythagoras' theorem* to work out the straight line distance.
*See kids GCSE maths is useful.
But there should be something in the pic for people who don't recognise it straight away. They are all easy if you know them.