Running City London 2018

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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What you want is not the one before Christmas but the one on a certain street. A soon-to-be captain also started his career there. Mosaic 50 metres southeast from the eastern end of the street.

Quantity of birds

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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See the image. Maggie is lost! Marge is so nervous she forgot about her French origin. Go to the family member who is the closest to the little one. A door left of the door 42. Find a sign with a phone icon near the door

Phone number

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You can’t find this underground line on the official map. Until 2017, you were not even able to ride it. Now you can enter it from only one station. Gate across the road from the station entrance.

Last line of the Security Warning placard

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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Collective noun for computer programs, collective noun for plastic containers, collective noun for potential presents. One of the London’s neighbourhoods seems to fit into this list. We don’t ask you to find the neighbourhood, go to the road named after it. No. 142

Brand of the piano in the storefront left of the entrance

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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See the image. Maggie is lost! Marge is so nervous she forgot about her French origin. Go to the family member who is the closest to the little one. A door left of the door 42. Find a sign with a phone icon near the door

Phone number

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You can’t find this underground line on the official map. Until 2017, you were not even able to ride it. Now you can enter it from only one station. Gate across the road from the station entrance.

Last line of the Security Warning placard

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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It took 8 years and massive effort to build this 400-something mile road, which made the journey more than 4 times faster. If, however, this happened on the map of London, the effort would be infinitesimal: the destinations are already connected! Find the intersection with a bicycle hire station. Street finder on the station post

Toponym starting with D

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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You may find the entire biography of this person on the map of London. His last name matches a street in the City. The road of his birth place is in Peckham. He went to the school named as a street in Clerkenwell. To get the place where he lives now, take a street in Mayfair and replace r with u. No. 4 by that street.

Post code in the exterior of the shop

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See the image. Maggie is lost! Marge is so nervous she forgot about her French origin. Go to the family member who is the closest to the little one. A door left of the door 42. Find a sign with a phone icon near the door

Phone number

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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It took 8 years and massive effort to build this 400-something mile road, which made the journey more than 4 times faster. If, however, this happened on the map of London, the effort would be infinitesimal: the destinations are already connected! Find the intersection with a bicycle hire station. Street finder on the station post

Toponym starting with D

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. If you don’t know the road is named after a town, you can think about a lamp cemetery. On the road find a church and a door 178B opposite to the church. Graffiti above the door

Quantity of golden teeth

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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You may find the entire biography of this person on the map of London. His last name matches a street in the City. The road of his birth place is in Peckham. He went to the school named as a street in Clerkenwell. To get the place where he lives now, take a street in Mayfair and replace r with u. No. 4 by that street.

Post code in the exterior of the shop

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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You may find the entire biography of this person on the map of London. His last name matches a street in the City. The road of his birth place is in Peckham. He went to the school named as a street in Clerkenwell. To get the place where he lives now, take a street in Mayfair and replace r with u. No. 4 by that street.

Post code in the exterior of the shop

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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In the books about his young confrere who lived much later, his beard or his name are mentioned more often than him personally. Find his street. Street sign at the southwest end of the street.

Top right word

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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See the image. Maggie is lost! Marge is so nervous she forgot about her French origin. Go to the family member who is the closest to the little one. A door left of the door 42. Find a sign with a phone icon near the door

Phone number

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. If you don’t know the road is named after a town, you can think about a lamp cemetery. On the road find a church and a door 178B opposite to the church. Graffiti above the door

Quantity of golden teeth

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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It took 8 years and massive effort to build this 400-something mile road, which made the journey more than 4 times faster. If, however, this happened on the map of London, the effort would be infinitesimal: the destinations are already connected! Find the intersection with a bicycle hire station. Street finder on the station post

Toponym starting with D

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. If you don’t know the road is named after a town, you can think about a lamp cemetery. On the road find a church and a door 178B opposite to the church. Graffiti above the door

Quantity of golden teeth

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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In the books about his young confrere who lived much later, his beard or his name are mentioned more often than him personally. Find his street. Street sign at the southwest end of the street.

Top right word

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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You can’t find this underground line on the official map. Until 2017, you were not even able to ride it. Now you can enter it from only one station. Gate across the road from the station entrance.

Last line of the Security Warning placard

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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You may find the entire biography of this person on the map of London. His last name matches a street in the City. The road of his birth place is in Peckham. He went to the school named as a street in Clerkenwell. To get the place where he lives now, take a street in Mayfair and replace r with u. No. 4 by that street.

Post code in the exterior of the shop

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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It took 8 years and massive effort to build this 400-something mile road, which made the journey more than 4 times faster. If, however, this happened on the map of London, the effort would be infinitesimal: the destinations are already connected! Find the intersection with a bicycle hire station. Street finder on the station post

Toponym starting with D

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

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See image. If you don’t know the road is named after a town, you can think about a lamp cemetery. On the road find a church and a door 178B opposite to the church. Graffiti above the door

Quantity of golden teeth

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See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

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See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.

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It won’t be wrong to say that this road transported convicts to Australia in the XIX century, and won Eurovision song contest in the XX century. Shop entrance 50 metres east of no. 109.

Countries mentioned in the shop exterior decor

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This picture shows the relationship between these two places that are just 900 metres apart. The eastern of the two. Bus stop D

Time for the last N29 bus

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You may find the entire biography of this person on the map of London. His last name matches a street in the City. The road of his birth place is in Peckham. He went to the school named as a street in Clerkenwell. To get the place where he lives now, take a street in Mayfair and replace r with u. No. 4 by that street.

Post code in the exterior of the shop

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See image. If these people decided to meet, they would likely do it in this building. Plates at the ground floor level

Quantity of lions

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In the books about his young confrere who lived much later, his beard or his name are mentioned more often than him personally. Find his street. Street sign at the southwest end of the street.

Top right word

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There are streets named after him in Nizhny Novgorod and Amsterdam. There is no such street in London but there is a street of a mechanism he suggested to use to accomplish a task impossible for the human strength. Garden in the beginning of the street. Pavilion near the entrance from that street.

Text on the metal flag

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You can’t find this underground line on the official map. Until 2017, you were not even able to ride it. Now you can enter it from only one station. Gate across the road from the station entrance.

Last line of the Security Warning placard

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Its history starts in the second half of the XIX century. During the first decade, it had been rapidly expanding, and received its current distinguishing look about 50 years later. The initial parts of its American namesake (more famous by far) were put together the same year but the whole structure was completed and opened to the public only 11 years later. It took several more decades for it to receive its current distinguishing look due to oxidation.

Quantity of stone lions in front of the entrance

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What you want is not the one before Christmas but the one on a certain street. A soon-to-be captain also started his career there. Mosaic 50 metres southeast from the eastern end of the street.

Quantity of birds

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It took 8 years and massive effort to build this 400-something mile road, which made the journey more than 4 times faster. If, however, this happened on the map of London, the effort would be infinitesimal: the destinations are already connected! Find the intersection with a bicycle hire station. Street finder on the station post

Toponym starting with D

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See image. The first building from the northwest end on the odd side of the street. Graffiti on the door adjacent to that street.

Animal in the author’s signature

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These places starting with M are not 16 700 km apart but merely 150 metres. Entrance to the underground station across the road south of the eastern of the two. Padlock locking the grid

The number above the keyhole

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China – Tiananmen Square, Beijing France – Notre Dame cathedral, Paris Hungary – Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest Indonesia – Weh Island Italy – Capitoline Hill, Rome Malaysia – General Post Office, Johor Bahru Russia – Iberian Gate, Moscow Sweden – Gustav Adolfs torg, Stockholm United Kingdom – ? Plate on the ground north of the equestrian statue

First word of the second last line

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See image. These people likely met on multiple occasions since they were the leaders of their countries in about the same time. They also meet on London map, just one letter is missing from the first’s surname, which is silent anyway. Find a statue to another country leader near no. 79.

Sum of digits on the statue

Riddle

See image. Before mid-April 2018, for 75 years and 15 generations, these buildings had been also being inhabited by them, which makes the buildings fit to the description given by this London toponym. TODAY'S WEATHER display board near the garden fence 15 metres north of their north end (no need to enter the garden)

4-letter words occurring more than once

Riddle

See image. In this case, manner is no less important than matter. Post box in the marked place. Information about letter collection

Seventh line

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See image. Memorial at the road junction near the place on the image. Portrait on the memorial

Year in arabic numerals

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462 m × 8.76 m. In case of doubts, choose the one that better matches the dimensions! Oval-shaped plaque on the building across the road from no. 48.

Difference between years on the plaque

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“Oi mate! You are elephant’s trunk as ding dong bell. You barely stand on ya plates of meat, innit? Dial a sherbet.” “Nah mate, I’m sorted. I ain’t no elephant’s, I _______ I can still bee hive.” If you manage to understand those fellas, you can fill the blank with a London court. Audio cassette pictures in the north part of the court.

Title on the top cassette.