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Not an Elm, but rather one of those trees that make you say: "My fucking eyes!"

Trees are better than churches imho, and anyway it's not just any old tree this one.

Place is only open 9am-9pm mon to thurs and 9am-8pm fri to sun.

New: Big old tree

Old: Orchard Place

Was my first. Wasn't sure what to expect, and am now completely enamoured by the whole thing. Not sure if it was just luck that it was a good one?
Found myself explaining to some peds on the very first corner (into Upper Ground) that they could cross as we were going very slow. Appreciated the incredible diplomacy I witnessed from then on at all intersections. Loved the anarchic, flowing peacefulness. Music was great! Like carnival on bikes.
I'm not so sure about die-ins, so was relieved to be saved from the peer pressure by the ambulance.
Will again, and will make sure I don't get dropped buying beer.

Man, that annoying that the black isn't coming through. I don't know why - try replacing "black" with some other colour. Pity, cos black highlights the heatmap colours best.

Really like your map there though. There's a strava club called 'Ride every road' that would also appreciate it if you interested. That's where I found this map method.

I think for macs to open the console in Chrome use Command + Option + J
Pasting is also Command + Option + V

I enjoy exploring London and use Jonathan O'Keeffe's site all the time, so my favourite visualisation thing using Strava data:

1. Get a heat map with http://www.jonathanokeeffe.com/strava/map.php
   Up the opaque, pixel size as you wish, leave colour on heatmap
   
2. Copy this: jQuery("#map_canvas").css("background-color", "black").find("img").hide()
   
3. Full screen in your heatmap, hit Shift + Ctrl + j
   then Shift + Ctrl + v
   
4. Enter, and voilà
   
   

One I made earlier

Where is this ending? I don't want to miss the ride after the ride.

Sickest fixed gear skills I have seen in my limited cycling life. Would love to see done down Oxford St, or polo?:

https://www.facebook.com/SafeCyclingAustralia/videos/824849190895819/

Entered - will be my first Audax.
Nice to be able to ride to the start.
Here's hoping for a wind with some south in it!

Great day for a tag, shorts and tshirt and I love cycling again. First time I've seen this one in sunlight

New: Burning!

Old: No. 34 Lower Marsh. Where following a serious incident on the 11th Jan 2015, the premises is closed by POLICE.

Thanks for devising such a super route. Even with weekday traffic I loved it.

This would be great as a night ride too!

I have this week off work and am considering doing the ride. Thinking about week day traffic though, reckon it will be a significant issue?
Was thinking about tomorrow, but if anyone wants to join me then as long as its not a rainy day this week I'm flexible. Aiming for about 25km/h starting early-ish to finish in the light, geared

To be demolished in the near future.
(No tag been this far west since April last year)

Catch of the day, Anglers Lane. An old teeth factory apparently

Good tip: Don't lock your bike too close to car parking spaces. Crushed wheel, crushed fork, crushed soul

New: Another out of date boundary marker, downhill from last one. (Did this one on Thursday night, but just got back from hospital today. Upon getting back home post-tag, I gorged on a hazelnut chocolate bar Christmas present from my mom which sent me into anaphylaxis)

Old: Vesta Road, at the top of a hill which may have played a small part in my bonking 15km before home

Yo bitch

Flying Dog - selling HST with good strong beer and Ralph Steadman combo

Might have to get my visiting friend onto my road bike to get there from Acton

Thanks, fixed it for me! Turd polished