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.. you probably did. on your way to where you thought it was.

I agree that falling off wearing a big chain isn't a good idea, but seeing as a few people have mentioned the cutting it off thing - that's one of the selling points, that it isn't locked to you when you're wearing it, so it can be taken off easily in an emergency... s'on the website.

I seem to have broken the cambridge one with my ugly bike :(

cheers for the PMs people, look forward to meeting you on saturday. I would be up for meeting earlier and having more than a half at the Oakdale, but happy to go with the majority, or if I'm feeling particularly keen I guess I can head up there earlier and wait for you. I'll let you know if I do that though.

I bet this game involved a lot more cycling pre-google streetview...

no way - I lived round the corner from there for 3 years.
but I'm not playing this round, wrong town...
so far 2 of these have been within 200m of places I have lived
london is a strangely small place sometimes

yeah I know - I'm on the trains a lot, but never that cheap as I'm always on my lonesome...

^ too many negatives

there ya go

HTC desire hd, vignette, scary movie, 35mm frame bleed

can't embed on same handset...

@ Bernhard: awesome.

I just saw the discussion in the other thread:

If you squint very hard, you can make out the club's motto!

Audentes Fortuna Juvat

... which only tells you it's rugby, much like the clue!

(I had plotted spybot's but I realise that gives the game away, so I've edited it out)

:)

Nice new one too - perfect 'local landmark' (that's not a clue either!)

Where was the church...

Fentiman Rd off Clapham Rd, built 1900 as Methodist, now a Calvary church.

erm. that wasn't supposed to be a clue. didn't mean popular like that...

I just realised I do know exactly where that is... and it's on a rather popular cycling route...
nooo! another one gets away. so close... *so. close. *

(pondering what time I can get down tomorrow if I stay up all night working... this is possibly getting a bit out of hand...)

kinda like that it's practically impossible to google, but if you cycle past it, you'd know...
(no idea though)

assuming you don't have a railcard (eg. network/young persons) you need to get a groupsave where 3 or 4 people travel together for the price of 2. you do have to be travelling together eg. in the same carriage.

4 people for £32 (2x super off-peak), so £8 each. pretty cheap! make sure you ask for a Super Off-Peak, they sometimes try and fob you off with a regular off-peak...

hot air

this is an internet forum. isn't it like 99.9% hot air?

right, time to go and look at some churches..

good luck with that!

Ha! the pace is on!
I was actually at Albert Bridge at lunchtime, cursing the footpathiness, if only I had internet-with-pictures on my phone, I could have got it in minutes...
and yet, I have to wait. so long London, back in a couple of days...

it's the tardis of helmets - looks small but fits as labelled.
thanks dublinkevin, my nodder styling is pretty much complete...

I think they two locations should at least be done in the same trip, even if not in the right order. Sure, you can store new ones, and yes it's hard to authenticate, but it just seems better that the time of day, the weather, the lighting, how far you want to ride etc all play a part in the new photo.

Store the new locations in your head, then ride out there on the day.

Gonna have to wait anyway as I don't know these two, I think know what type of place Dropout's is, but no closer than that..

some people's mothers are bigger than other people's mothers actually want to see their offspring on mothers' day, regardless of it being a Clintons 'tradition', they think it's a nice idea...

brilliant drama since I left the internet this afternoon!
thankfully, a chance meeting with Dropout in the Roebuck earlier this evening saved me hauling the brute up the hill :) I'll have to save my new location idea for another day (it wasn't going to work in the dark anyway... )

yeah that's right, you just stay right where you are...