Bicycle Tag of bike

Dig the drum 'kit' @ 1:36

Alright I suddenly placed it. My mind was wandering nearby streets looking for it. Literally.

oh, street view goes really wierd round there :S

Old photos in one place, then new ones round the corner, quite odd

New:

A presidential level of security?

better clue when I have time! Hopefully this will last a bit more than the 5 minutes my first tag did!

Dammit, I'm all over this one but I reckon someone will get there before me.

Just go. You have to be positive in the tag game.

Any more clue you fancy dropping?

dick Cheney was vice president, Eisenhower was full president.

Ha, I just got the connection, this is an excellent clue...

omd enola gay video - YouTube

Can't believe this is still un-tagged. If no-one's got it by tomorrow evening I'll head over for a bit of pre-TNRC tagging

I thought it had already been done, but no. That was a different one.

I know, I bagged that one. I'm guessing some people might have been quicker to recognise this if it hadn't been repainted a while back; the old decor was more memorable. Awful, but memorable.

How is this still not tagged. It must be on someone 's commute, no?

Apathy's so cool these days.

I can has injury so no tomcattin around on biek for me.

I have a pre-tag of this, and a pre-tag of another one of these as a "new" tag, but desk-bound play had been done before and would only have been funny (rule 6) if I'd got in within 5mins of hairnetnic's post. As I was away watching the Tour of Britain that day I couldn't do that, so have a slightly wonky pic of Wigging and Cavendish instead...

C360_2012-09-09-13-28-26.jpg by middle of nowhere, on Flickr

My great-grandparents used to run that pub, they retired to a house a few doors down, and I'd be dropped off their every Sunday to watch Little House on the Prairie/Stingray/Mission Impossible/Thunderbirds as my dad drove to play for Ludham FC. I was hoping to watch from somewhere like that but I pushed a bit hard on the Saturday sportive and got heat exhaustion! Fail.

I would have tagged it this morning, despite it being well off my commute, but I had to go to the passport office for an early appointment.

Bastards gave me a dodgy tenner in change.

one last clue as I reckon those who know it will have it by lunchtime:

dick Chenies was vice president, Eisenhower was full president.

Apathy's so cool these days.

I can has injury so no tomcattin around on biek for me.

What happened?! Sore saddle?

Old tag: The Eisenhower Centre, Chenies St. The entrance to an old bunker and tunnels used as Eisenhower's headquarters in WW2. Now a secure storage centre

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New: no challenge here. So clues only reluctantly.

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There are two media companies, OMD and PHD, in North Crescent which along with "I've an hour" were my clues.
As always, the new one is easy if you recognise it, which I don't, so a clue would be handy.

New: no challenge here. So clues only reluctantly.

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Yes, no clues allowed for that one. Too easy.

As always, the new one is easy if you recognise it, which I don't, so a clue would be handy.

Ha, crossed wires. It's such a famous building in London's famous London in the world's famous world that I quite honestly don't think a clue is necessary.

there is a nice write up here:
http://www.londonremembers.com/memorials/chenies-street-war-memorial

as there is a war memorial in there as well.

Ha, crossed wires. It's such a famous building in London's famous London in the world's famous world that I quite honestly don't think a clue is necessary.

And I've also just realised that the photo shows that I was cycling into work at 10:02 this morning!

Anyway, there is a continued theme from the previous clue, and the statue is so distinctive that I had to block it out with my stem.

There are two media companies, OMD and PHD, in North Crescent which along with "I've an hour" were my clues.
As always, the new one is easy if you recognise it, which I don't, so a clue would be handy.

I thought the Enola Gay was a reference to bomb shelters which, when searched together with Eisenhower, did give the correct answer...

I didn't recognise the new one either but a 'round the houses' search via the builders' current projects got me there fairly easily.

I thought the Enola Gay was a reference to bomb shelters which, when searched together with Eisenhower, did give the correct answer...

I didn't recognise the new one either but a 'round the houses' search via the builders' current projects got me there fairly easily.

Clever clever!

In case anyone needs a vague clue the new one is, in a different way, a war memorial too.

Ha, crossed wires. It's such a famous building in London's famous London in the world's famous world that I quite honestly don't think a clue is necessary.

Is it?
I don't recognise it.

Oh, Niall ...

I would have expected you to be better informed about this country's traditional institutions. :)