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Hello, I am a Wikipedian from Birmingham, United Kingdom. I am a building services engineer by profession and have a general interest in science, engineering, technology, geography and archaeology.
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Geography
- Balsall Common windmill, West Midlands
- Bills Wood, a park and Local Nature Reserve in Solihull, West Midlands
- Burghfield Brook, a stream in Berkshire.
- Cantlop Bridge, Shropshire
- Clayhill Brook, a stream in Berkshire.
- Decoy Pit, Pools and Woods, an SSSI in Berkshire.
- Draycote Meadows, an SSSI in Warwickshire.
- Dorridge Wood, a park and Local Nature Reserve in Solihull, West Midlands
- Draper's Osier Bed Stream, a stream in Berkshire.
- Elmdon Park, a park and Local Nature Reserve in Elmdon, West Midlands
- Hay Lot, a marker stone once common in hay-meadows
- Lockram Brook, a stream in Berkshire.
- Malvern & Brueton Park, a park and Local Nature Reserve in Solihull, West Midlands
- North Meadow, Cricklade, an SSSI in Wiltshire (significantly extended)
- Old Burghclere Lime Quarry, an SSSI in Hampshire
- Palmers Rough, a park and Local Nature Reserve in Solihull, West Midlands
- Robin Hood Cemetery, Shirley, Solihull
- The Teg, a stream in Berkshire.
- Tudor Grange Park, a park in Solihull, West Midlands
- West End Brook, a stream in Hampshire.
Music
- Chase the Tear, a single by Portishead
Birmingham Buildings
- Hay Hall, Birmingham, a 15th century manor house in Hay Mills, Birmingham
- The Pumping Station, Whitacre Waterworks, a Victorian water works in Shustoke
People
- Richard Abberbury the Elder, a 14th Century Knight.
Cars
- Aston Martin Atom, a 1939 prototype 2-door coupe.
- Triumph Fury, a 1964 prototype 2-seater convertible.
Engineering
- Run around coil, an air-to-air heat recovery device used in ventilation systems.
- Thermal Wheel, an air-to-air heat recovery device used in ventilation systems.
- Cundall, A building engineering consultancy
- European Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (ESEER)
- Daylight factor
- Bell mouth
- Air-mixing plenum
- Hydroelectricity in the United Kingdom
- Windpost
- Omni Processor, a Bioenergy process to convert sewerage into drinking water and electricity
- Faradic Battery, and electric shock stimulator
- Standing loss, the energy losses in a heating or hot water system
- Climate based daylight modelling
Roman Sites
- Caister Roman Site, Caister-on-Sea, Norfolk
- Burgh Castle Roman Site, Burgh Castle, Norfolk
Landmark Trust sites
- Abbey Gatehouse, Tewkesbury
- Appleton Water Tower
- The Ancient House, Suffolk
- The Banqueting House, Gibside, near Newcastle upon Tyne
- The Bath House, Warwickshire
- Beamsley Hospital, North Yorkshire
- Brinkburn Mill, Northumberland
- Fort Clonque, Alderney
- Culloden Tower, Yorkshire
Castles, Hillforts and Neolithic sites
- Ashleys Copse, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire/Wiltshire.
- Aston Valley Barrow Cemetery, Wiltshire
- Balksbury, a Bronze age hill fort in Hampshire.
- Battlesbury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Bevisbury, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Bincknoll Castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Blewburton Hill, an Iron Age Hillfort in Oxfordshire.
- Bratton castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Bullsdown Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Bury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Bury Hill, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Bussock Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Berkshire.
- Castle Ditches, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Casterley Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Castle Hill, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Chilworth Ring, an iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Chiselbury, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Chisenbury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Codford Circle, a possible Neolithic Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Dunwood Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Ebsbury, a possible Iron Age hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Fosbury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Frankenbury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- The Frith, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Gorley Hill, a former Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Grimsbury Castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Berkshire.
- Grovely castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- Hamble Common Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Helsby hill fort, an Iron Age Hillfort in Cheshire.
- Knoll Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Knook Castle, an Iron age Hillfort in Wiltshire
- Ladle Hill, a hill, SSSI and unfinished Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Lockerley Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Membury Camp, an Iron Age hillfort on the borders of Wiltshire and Berkshire.
- Norsebury Ring, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Perborough Castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Berkshire.
- Quarley Hill, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Scratchbury Camp, an Iron Age Hillfort and SSSI in Wiltshire.
- Sidbury Hill, an Iron Age Hillfort in Wiltshire.
- St Andrew's Castle, Hamble, one of the Device Forts
- Tidbury Ring, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Toothill Fort, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Whitsbury Castle, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Woodhouses hill fort, an Iron Age Hillfort in Cheshire.
- Woolbury, an Iron Age Hillfort in Hampshire.
- Yarnbury Castle, an Iron Age Hillfort and SSSI in Hampshire.
To do lists, tools, and useful links
- Find link tool
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles/Skysmith's list of missing articles
- User:Skysmith/Missing topics about Engineering
- User:Skysmith/Missing topics about Resources
- Special:Log/pagetriage-curation
- Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Assessment
- Category:Unassessed-Class articles
- Category:Unassessed Engineering articles
- Wikipedia:New pages patrol
- Special:NewPagesFeed
- Special:Log/Pahazzard
- Tools
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style
- Wikipedia:Twinkle/Preferences
- Wikipedia:Twinkle/doc
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