Edinburgh Tag of Bike

First time I’ve ridden them, they seem fine on the road although I pumped them to like 70psi.

Clue: if you cut through the loan to this tag, you might chance upon two lovers.

That is such a nice bike!

90% sure I know this one - if the weather holds I will be in the area on Sunday morning!

I've found it but I have no working bike right now.

I also found it but mostly by chance!

I borrowed a bike. Old Tag Wyvren pillar at Grange Loan

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New tag:

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Nice one! The Wyvren is believed to have come from the gates to the long since demolished Grange House, home of the Dick-Lauder family. Some good information here.

Wyvren

'Wyvern'.

Both old and new tags are lovely.

So it is - thanks.

Cheers for the extra info @hollow__legs, we ended up riding down lovers loan to the pillar.

Whats the difference between a wvyern and a dragon?

Two legs rather than four, apparently, though it seems that's a convention only really observed in British heraldry.

Two legs rather than four, apparently, though it seems that's a convention only really observed in British heraldry.

Nice clue ;)

Shout if a clue is required for the current tag.

Two legs rather than four, apparently, though it seems that's a convention only really observed in British heraldry.

Nice clue ;)

Well I'm a long, long way south of the Braids and Blackford Hill, so I can only play vicariously.

Clue not needed! I just need to actually get out in that direction :D

That's only just twigged for me...

Finally! Royal Observatory on Blackford Hill.

(Hope the image attachment works, I never seem to get it right)

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New tag:

Charles II just heading back from collecting his signet ring at the library.

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Great work!

Always say what it was, and give a clue for the new one.

Thanks! Edits done :)

I think we might have had this one a few pages back from a different angle! https://www.lfgss.com/comments/15704683/

Ah frick, I'll do a new one today :D

Okay actual new tag:

Big Dave just avoided being dug up to make way for George IV's parade.

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Old tag: Old Calton Cemetery

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New Tag: From one author to another, X marks the spot

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