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- 09:14, May 9, 2007 diff hist +574 New! Svalbard New page: '''Svalbard''' or Spitsbergen is an archipelago and territory of the Kingdom of Norway in the Barents Sea. Its capital, Longyearbyen, is the world's northenmost city. The popul...
- 22:49, May 7, 2007 diff hist +48 Conservapedia talk:Blocking policy
- 22:48, May 7, 2007 diff hist +250 Conservapedia talk:Blocking policy
- 22:41, May 7, 2007 diff hist +480 Pakistan I can't believe that the original author seemed never to have heard of west and East Pakistan, or the establishment of Bangladesh. Sheesh. Still, it's all a long way away from Tupelo..
- 22:35, May 7, 2007 diff hist +1 Wuhan typo
- 22:30, May 7, 2007 diff hist +223 User talk:SharonS
- 22:24, May 7, 2007 diff hist +188 User talk:SharonS Colours!
- 22:18, May 7, 2007 diff hist +115 Dublin
- 22:13, May 7, 2007 diff hist +147 Talk:Leo Tolstoy current
- 22:11, May 7, 2007 diff hist +507 Seppuku Spelling of samurai corrected. Reference to 'compare with hara kiri' (as it is properly spelled) deleted - the two are synonymous, for heavens sake.
- 21:51, May 7, 2007 diff hist +19 Leo Tolstoy
- 20:01, May 7, 2007 diff hist +2,084 New! Wuhan New page: Wuhan is a major industrial city in central China and the capital of Hubei province, with a population of 9.1 millions. Lying at the confluence of the Yangtse (Changjiang) and ...
- 19:33, May 7, 2007 diff hist +287 Talk:As You Like It →Do we really need the whole stinkin' play on here?
- 18:45, May 7, 2007 diff hist +35 m Northumberland →Haltwhistle
- 18:31, May 7, 2007 diff hist +549 New! Psychogeography New page: Psychogeography has been described as "the hidden landscape of atmosphere, histories, actions and characters which charge environments... The lost social ley-lines which make up the uncons...
- 13:48, May 7, 2007 diff hist +951 Tea Making tea.
- 13:39, May 7, 2007 diff hist +46 Sunday roast
- 13:36, May 7, 2007 diff hist 0 Beef
- 13:35, May 7, 2007 diff hist +95 m Beef
- 13:22, May 7, 2007 diff hist +1,281 New! Scapa Flow New page: Scapa Flow is a large natural harbour in the Orkney Islands archipelago, Scotland. It is surrounded by the islands of Mainland, Burray, South Ronaldsay, Swona, Flotta, Hoy and ...
- 13:10, May 7, 2007 diff hist +14 m Oscar Wilde
- 13:07, May 7, 2007 diff hist +78 Ulster
- 12:22, May 7, 2007 diff hist +2 Northern Ireland corrections and editing
- 12:13, May 7, 2007 diff hist +517 New! Tyne and Wear New page: Tyne & Wear is a Metropolitan County established in 1974 and incorporating parts of Northumberland and County Durham. It includes the five districts Newcastle upon Tyne, [[Gate...
- 12:10, May 7, 2007 diff hist +643 New! Tyneside New page: Tyneside is the industrial and postindustrial conurbation located along the north and soyuth banks of the River Tyne in north-east England. It comprises areas that were formerly in...
- 11:53, May 7, 2007 diff hist +591 New! Kirriemuir New page: Kirriemuir is a market town and administtrative centre in Angus, eastern Scotland. It was founded in the fifteenth century as a baronial burgh. Its industry was formerly based ...
- 11:44, May 7, 2007 diff hist +262 Angus
- 11:31, May 7, 2007 diff hist +746 New! Macduff New page: Macduff is a planned town and port at the mouth of the River Deveron in the historic county of Banffshire and in the modern adnministrative district of Aberdeenshire, Scotland....
- 11:22, May 7, 2007 diff hist +17 North Sea
- 11:20, May 7, 2007 diff hist +117 m North America
- 11:16, May 7, 2007 diff hist +377 New! Wishaw New page: Wishaw, known as ''Wishy'' is a postindustrial town in Lanarkshire, Scotland, developed on grid-pattern lines in the 19th century to service local iron works and coal mines. In 199...
- 11:01, May 7, 2007 diff hist +307 Talk:North America
- 10:52, May 7, 2007 diff hist +1,426 P.G. Wodehouse
- 08:35, May 7, 2007 diff hist +243 RMS Lusitania Minor additions - propaganda value
- 12:02, May 3, 2007 diff hist +115 Nanjing
- 12:00, May 3, 2007 diff hist +1,246 New! Nanjing New page: Nanjing is a city in eastern China, situated on the south bank of the Yangtse River (''Chiangjiang'') about 200 miles west of Shanghai. Nanjing was capital of China during part of ...
- 11:19, May 3, 2007 diff hist +151 New! Biggar New page: Biggar is a market town in the Scottish Borders. The Gas Museum at Biggar was the eleventh most visited tourist attraction in Scotland in 2006.
- 11:03, May 3, 2007 diff hist +49 User talk:Jeremiah4-22 →Silv'ry Tay
- 11:03, May 3, 2007 diff hist +35 User talk:Jeremiah4-22
- 11:02, May 3, 2007 diff hist -3 m Hadrian's Wall Hadrian's Wall is NOT an approximation of the Anglo Scottish border. Atr the eastern end there are 60 miles of England N of the Wall.
- 10:58, May 3, 2007 diff hist +611 m Lindisfarne monastery; castle; Lindisfarne mead.
- 13:57, April 30, 2007 diff hist +171 m British Isles Minor edits
- 12:38, April 30, 2007 diff hist +50 m Clement Attlee
- 12:04, April 30, 2007 diff hist +52 Conservapedia:Abuse →Current Alerts
- 12:03, April 30, 2007 diff hist +203 Conservapedia:Abuse →Current Alerts: kilt
- 11:58, April 30, 2007 diff hist +171 Haggis
- 11:26, April 30, 2007 diff hist +173 Conservapedia:Abuse Kilt is trad attire
- 11:19, April 30, 2007 diff hist 0 Haggis
- 11:19, April 30, 2007 diff hist +136 Haggis
- 09:01, April 30, 2007 diff hist +560 New! Box Hill New page: Box Hill, in the North Downs north-east of Dorking, Surrey, is a popular place of recreation for the people of south London. It has extensive views over the Weald to th...