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Interested the next time you get a black version…
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This bit is ok, I wouldn’t go north/west of here though as there’s no natural surveillance until you’re west of Rotherhithe New Road
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If I called it a future gateline rather than gates would that help? Industry jargon…
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New: there will be gates here one day, but for now it’s back to canal references
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Old: gates to the new Gilbert and George centre, Heneage Street
https://gilbertandgeorgecentre.org/ -
New: another water-related bridge with a happy mooring post
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Old: swing bridge over the entrance to Greenland Dock (sorry, no time to do the code, commuting)
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Ha, I only noticed him when I cropped the photo, was in a rush at 1000 in the rain on a Wednesday!
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New: from Smith in a field to Smith in a yard?
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Old: Peace Memorial Fountain and brutalist benches, Smithfield Rotunda Gardens
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Here’s the clue again
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New: recycling a recent clue
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Old: road closed and massive crane, Stoke Newington High Street
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Have the location rules changed since the first page of this game? Are there local allowances? Wouldn’t this be just beyond the pale?
Either way, I like the tag so think it should stand, hope someone ventures that far soon, won’t be me!
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New: I thought this was a north London music venue?
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Interesting little lane, though clearly private - big gates!
Old: Plantation Lane, EC3
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Why not? I was assuming I’d need tubeless rim tape as well as the valve, wouldn’t that work?
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Nope. Standard rims, Continental Urbans, 70psi for more grip & comfort?
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Changing the subject completely, and I realise this comes up about once a year, but what are the thoughts on going tubeless? I’m going to convert a gravel bike over Christmas so will have most of the stuff, I’m going to put Contis on (as Marathons give me the heebee jeebees in damp or wet weather - two wheel drifting on a commute should be optional) so does that change the answer?
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Sorry it took so long. Folded, unfolded, lit with Brompton canvas bag. Red circle means it needs charging - runs out pretty quick on full power. Brake cable gets caught when folded but isn’t unhappy
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The previous clue was:
Most common banana varietal = Cavendish = family name of Duke of Devonshire
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Sculpture by Peter Randall-Page
https://www.peterrandall-page.com/news/touchstone-sculpture-installed-at-oval-london/
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Old: ‘touchstone’ (melted butt plug) sculpture at Oval Triangle, Brixton Road/Camberwell New Road/Kennington Park Road
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Driech over… have an enforced rest period starting tomorrow so thought I’d get one in first:
Edited to be on streetview, less than 200m from where I originally placed it if you’d found that already.
New: a banana barrel-maker’s barn?
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It was built with a station in mind, but things have changed since it began with the addition of lifts and a gateline… oh, and the trains have an extra carriage.
They also changed the name (again) to Surrey Canal which I find hugely unhelpful as the canal neither exists or is a specific location. Surrey Canal Road gave a much tighter definition.
https://www.londonreconnections.com/2021/canal-knowledge-the-fall-and-rise-of-surrey-canal-road-station/