At last, it's that time of the year again! After a crummy end of March, the weather is finally warming up and drying out. Last year was another great tagging season so let's have another terrific one. Newcomers are encouraged! It's a great excuse to get out riding. As always, please ride safe!
Rules:
The rules are pretty simple...
1. Post a picture of any place in the Greater Toronto Area that you have ridden to.
2. The bike must be in the picture.
3. The place has to be somewhere anyone can safely ride to (no private property etc.), on roads (paved or gravel), no trails.
4. Show some photo clues taken along the way to the tag spot (optional).
5. The first person to post a shot of the same spot (including their bike) on this thread gets to place the next tag.
6. No old photos, must be current.
7. The person who finds and posts a tag, must place a new tag within 3 hours of the find post or else that tag is considered void and the previous tag is still open. To clarify: if a new tag is not posted within 3 hours, someone else can grab the old tag AND post a new tag BEFORE the original tagger posts a new tag. This means that the second tagger does not automatically get 3 hours to post the new tag but at least gets a chance to score a point. If the original tagger decided not to post a new tag for whatever reason, then the 3-hour rule apply from the time second tagger posted the old tag.
8. When posting old tag, post should include "Old: <location info> <picture>". The <location info> could be street address or the nearest major junction / landmark.
The goal is to get out riding and have fun, so don't place any tags that are impossible to find, that kinda defeats the purpose. Please try to include some identifier in the photo that makes it locateable within a reasonable amount of Google searching.
Boundaries:
First post (from end of last season) goes to alekomotto:
NEW:
Rules:
The rules are pretty simple...
1. Post a picture of any place in the Greater Toronto Area that you have ridden to.
2. The bike must be in the picture.
3. The place has to be somewhere anyone can safely ride to (no private property etc.), on roads (paved or gravel), no trails.
4. Show some photo clues taken along the way to the tag spot (optional).
5. The first person to post a shot of the same spot (including their bike) on this thread gets to place the next tag.
6. No old photos, must be current.
- When 'tagging' a location: 'current' means the photo was taken (not just edited or Photo-shopped) after the time the challenge 'go-to' spot is posted. Simple.
- When setting up a new 'go-to' tag spot for others to pursue, 'current' means the photo you post was taken within approx. the last 3 months.
- As a courtesy to others, ensure that the photo is indeed 'current', for example, the business you took a photo of and posted hasn't relocated or closed up shop or the farm field you took a photo of and posted isn't now a sub-division construction zone.
7. The person who finds and posts a tag, must place a new tag within 3 hours of the find post or else that tag is considered void and the previous tag is still open. To clarify: if a new tag is not posted within 3 hours, someone else can grab the old tag AND post a new tag BEFORE the original tagger posts a new tag. This means that the second tagger does not automatically get 3 hours to post the new tag but at least gets a chance to score a point. If the original tagger decided not to post a new tag for whatever reason, then the 3-hour rule apply from the time second tagger posted the old tag.
8. When posting old tag, post should include "Old: <location info> <picture>". The <location info> could be street address or the nearest major junction / landmark.
The goal is to get out riding and have fun, so don't place any tags that are impossible to find, that kinda defeats the purpose. Please try to include some identifier in the photo that makes it locateable within a reasonable amount of Google searching.
Boundaries:
First post (from end of last season) goes to alekomotto:
NEW:
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