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- 00:09, April 30, 2007 diff hist +174 New! Severn Bore New page: The Severn Bore is a tidal bore on the River Severn. It takes place twice daily, and is popular with surfers. Plans exist to harness it for energy generation.
- 00:08, April 30, 2007 diff hist +290 New! Plynlimon New page: Plynlimon (752 m)is a mountain in Ceredigion, Wales, and the source of the River Severn and the [[River Wye}}. The name, meaning 'Hill of the lemon (trees)', and recorded as ea...
- 00:04, April 30, 2007 diff hist +272 New! River Severn New page: Longest river in Great Britain, rising on Plynlimon and running through Llanidloes, Welshpool, Shrewsbury, Bridgnorth., Bewdley, Stourport, [[Worcester]...
- 00:00, April 30, 2007 diff hist +206 New! Second Severn Crossing New page: Cable-stayed bridge carrying the M4 motorway across the estuary of the River Severn between Caldicot, Monmouthshire, Wales, and Redwick, [[Gloucestershi...
- 23:57, April 29, 2007 diff hist +118 Severn Bridge
- 23:56, April 29, 2007 diff hist +278 New! Severn Bridge New page: Suspension bridge carrying the M4 motorway across the River Severn, linking Aust in Gloucestershire, [[England}} with Beachley in Gloucestershire; the moto...
- 23:52, April 29, 2007 diff hist +127 Lincolnshire
- 23:51, April 29, 2007 diff hist +188 New! Alford New page: 1. Alford (pronounced ''Afford'')is a town in Aberdeenshire, west of Aberdeen, famous for its transport museum and battle of 1646. 2. Alford is a town in Lincolnshire.
- 23:38, April 29, 2007 diff hist +379 Dormouse
- 23:29, April 29, 2007 diff hist +197 New! Welford New page: Welford is a village in Berkshire, southern England, 5 iles north-wet of Newbury and a few hunderd yards north of the M4 motorway, to which, however, it has no immediar...
- 23:20, April 29, 2007 diff hist +139 Bacon
- 23:16, April 29, 2007 diff hist +241 New! Garibaldi New page: Garibaldi biscuits, a British delicacy, are popularly known as squashed fly biscuits from their appearance. They are flat, measure approximately 2ins by 1in, and contain currants. They are...
- 23:10, April 29, 2007 diff hist +166 m Pie →Types of pie
- 23:05, April 29, 2007 diff hist +101 New! Cross Fell New page: Cross Fell is, at 893m the highest point of the Pennines. Itb was formerly known as Fiend's Fell.
- 22:46, April 29, 2007 diff hist +124 Totnes
- 22:32, April 29, 2007 diff hist +264 Talk:Chip shop