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oh jeez, so it was just a nightclub then? I thought the connection was with poles and now have some right dodgy browsing history to explain...

I'm not sure I'm cool with blocking part of the photo out... seems wrong.

I agree - but the visual effect of something being 'censored' seems fiendishly appropriate here, no? ;-)

oh, and 'Chateau!' to the background castle punnery

maybe that is inkeeping with the establishment

Think you're on to something here. Not googling such establishments at work though! Cunning link back to the last tag though c3k.

Corny, tell us more about the Saxon place, sounds interesting

I think oat was also hinting at the origin of those railings.

I was indeed! Left over civilian stretchers from WWII - far better to re-use as railings than to melt down again.
Great tags. Would be great to get this one while it's burning!

Sorry, couldn't resist
Old

Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, Falmouth Road near Elephant

new
bit of a stretch to link these two

clue: ashes to ashes

Ha! good clue

Never heard of that accumulator tower before, nice one danns

belated map update
map p2
tonight's ones have taken us over the 300 mark

old tag:
our beloved BAARRRRRbican

sheeeeeeeped ;-)

Ha! I like the way the name of this sculpture cunningly reflects what Whatok might think about C3k's actions!

'should update'
with you on that Tom! Prepare the links and captions before editing if you do.
nice one whatok, been a while!

Ha! It's 6pt's map, I just update it occasionally - anyone with a google account can update it I believe.

jb000, re the map:
I haven't updated the last 10 or so, will update tonight if I have time

Page 1 (1 - 200)
Page 2 (201 - 280+)

Now its time to stop messing around

well done jb000
For those who might like to know, the Queen's Tower at Imperial College and the Palace Theatre were both designed by the same architect, T E Collcutt

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6047/6290894985_65bbd3710b_z_d.jpg

and re hard v's easy debate, I like the variety, I think there's nothing wrong with a good interesting challenge now and again, you can't beat the satisfaction of finding it after a good old search. Saying that, it's also fun when there's a whole bunch in one day - except perhaps for the map-updater... ;-)
As for pre tags, each to their own, I prefer not to.

Completed.
Excellent, thanks all, and to KT Bee for suggesting the idea. Definitely worth the puncture stop at Queen's Tower too. Right, bed!

Pics!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/64165098@N03/sets/72157627993640156/

Compiling the list of 11 bikes, you'll have to help me here:
Dropout
Loic (can't remember forum name)
moth
KT Bee
Oliver Schick
OneLessCardigan
Fox
hoefla
spybot
oat44
ian (conker)

is that right??

Dropout's Birthday Tag of Birthday

Old:
Imperial College, the Queen's Tower

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6039/6287114335_7b608b47e6_z_d.jpg

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6211/6287114521_b132a43147_z_d.jpg

New:

so, from one type of queen to another!

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6093/6287114737_165ea21899_z_d.jpg

well, you've got til around midnight tonight!

happy to sit this one out, got a good one to follow, but late tonight is earliest I can go there, all yours louis!

Keeping with the educational theme

finally got it, good tag

I thought it rang a bell!

b-boom!

"...for this is His sign, that all who follow Him shall do likewise."
brilliant...

no brainwaves yet on this door, bit stumped

That's impressive knowledge^^
slightly higher res one if you want
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6118/6261871258_5bef173f8a_b_d.jpg

THURS 27th OCTOBER

1. Dropout
   
2. itsbruce
   
3. Butters
   
4. Marky
   
   
   

WEDS 2nd NOVEMBER
1.Dropout

1. almac68
   
2. youramericanlover
   
3. Stonehedge
   
4. Clara
   
5. HatBread
   
6. middleofnowhere
   
7. Blackfoot
   9.pt
   
8. itsbruce
   
9. Butters
   
10. habbi
    
11. Buddha Fingaz
    
12. Kirth
    
13. Photoben
    
14. katie
    
15. Charco
    
16. Wibble
    
17. Murtz
    
18. ChainBreaker
    
19. EEI
    
20. Malcom XX
    
21. laner
    
22. oat44
    
    

Thanks for the invitation John, really looking forward to it

Good work all. News International's headquarters is the lit building between the two ships - this was the only angle I dared take a photo from! Pretty formidable fence and cameras round the other side. Plus it linked thematically with the anchor of course!