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« on: June 03, 2021, 19:14:16 »

The graffiti on the blue bridge over the M4 near Bristol Parkway has been removed by Network Rail. But what did it mean anyway?
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The word 'Helch' started to appear on bridges and buildings in 2019, and journalists at MyLondon investigated, and spoke to someone who claimed to know who ‘Helch’ was. They claimed Helch was an old school graffiti tagger who had suddenly, in middle-age, gone back to his youth and begun painting the name ‘Helch’ - which doesn’t have a meaning.
Which makes it all seem a bit... https://youtu.be/rOIHV8iyzfU?t=146
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https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/local-news/network-rail-remove-boris-helch-5485230
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