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• #6152
cyclotron, have you read the XKCD today/yesterday about kerning?
Yeah, I did actually :)
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• #6153
I swear the S in ISLINGTON has been installed upside down.
It has.
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• #6154
NB This is NOT the new tagShame - I know that one - would have been three in two days after only ever knowing one previously!
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• #6155
My first.
Old:
7 Kensington Park Gardens, Notting Hill, London W11 3HB
Sir Crooke, scientist lived there until death.New:
Let's try without a clue because it's incredibly distinctive as buildings go... I hope someone gets it in the daytime. If it's not grabbed by tomorrow afternoon I'll add a clue.
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• #6156
Go David, way to join the tagging throng.
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• #6157
You mean, with a shite cellphone picture late at night, and over exposed.
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• #6158
I thought I recognised the new one straight away. I thought it was a place in Kilburn that I've passed many, many times. So I bunged it into google to verify. It isn't. But the first result when I googled the wrong place gave me the right place even tho the phrase I used has nothing to do with it at all. I'm not going to say what the phrase was or you'll all get it, and without the phrase this story is a bit pointless. Sorry to have wasted your time.
I was so sure it was that place in Kilburn too
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• #6159
You mean, with a shite cellphone picture late at night, and over exposed.
Great new first tag Velocio!
Like the overexposure, adds an air of ghostly mystery,
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• #6160
A clue: Mander rebuilt one nearby.
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• #6161
You pulled out all the stops for your first tag, then Velocio.
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• #6162
Ha nice one dropout!
You managed to pipe up with a pun before oliver schick -
• #6163
You don't need to reed between the lines to draw out the puns.
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• #6164
Old
New
This one needs a clue so a president went to school here recently. -
• #6165
The old being 26 Kensington Gore, SW7, which is the West side of the Royal Albert Hall and is where Cole built the building for the Royal College of Organists.
It's pretty incredible as buildings go, you wouldn't normally expect to see a building like this outside of Italy:
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• #6166
That's a pretty cool building - will detour past it one day.
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• #6167
Literally seconds from my college
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• #6168
Thanks for the description David. It really is an impressive building. As soon as I saw your picture I had a gut feeling for the Albert Hall area and a quick look around on street images took me to it.
Scoot. I was half expecting to post that ^ today as it was a 40 mile round trip to bag this one and I expected to get beaten.
The new one is something I pass regularly and have always wondered what the story is behind it. Despite a fair bit of trawling, I've failed to find it's history so hopefully someone here will shed some light. The picture doesn't help much but I suspect many have riden past this. The clue should be a dead giveaway though.
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• #6169
boom! a local one. race ya there kids!
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• #6170
old: Globe Academy School, Harper Road, SE1 visited by Obama
New:
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• #6171
Wow, that was fast!
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• #6172
^^my tribute to Nick's Bikezilla Tag
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• #6173
Wow, that was fast!
yep, i gots the legs ;)
actually after saying i was going i got delayed by my flatmate asking me something that took a while to look uo and explain. from which you can deduce that the old tag, the new tag and my flat are not too spread out
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• #6174
So, was the clue too simple or did you recognise the wall?
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• #6175
haha i didn't recognise the wall, even though it's on the way to SE beers and Newington polo. clue was google-friendly. nothing wrong with that though.
i couldn't make much sense of the inscription. do you know where the stone is from?
K erni ng is so ann oying