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	Salcombe, Devon, England - Picture - ninemsn Encarta
		Salcombe, Devon, England - Picture - ninemsn Encarta
		Salcombe, in Devon, England, has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
		The inlet at Salcombe is a ria—a flooded coastal river valley.
	au.encarta.msn.com /media_122603964/Salcombe_Devon_England.html (46 words)

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		The town of Salcombe lies at the entrance to what is known locally as the 'Estuary' which is, in fact, a flooded valley.
		The rugged coastline to the east and west of Salcombe, combined with the elements, has also proven to be a contest for shipping and the lifeboat which has been established in the town since 1869.
		Salcombe's neighbouring RNLI Lifeboats are at Plymouth and Torbay.
	www.salcombelifeboat.org.uk (285 words)

	Salcombe community page
		SALCOMBE is a small seaport and holiday town on the W. side of the Kingsbridge estuary and about 1 m.
		Such houses were rare, however, for even in 1822 Lysons describes Salcombe as "a fishing town" with three shipwrights' yards, and a Whitsuntide fair for trinkets, sweetmeats, etc. It began to grow more rapidly in the 1840s, especially after the opening of the railway at Kingsbridge in 1893.
		Salcombe Castle (Fort Charles) was erected by Henry VIII as part of the defences of the southern coast of England, and withstood sieges during the Civil War.
	www.devon.gov.uk /etched?url=etched/ixbin/hixclient.exe&_IXP_=1&_IXR=110375 (489 words)

	The Salcombe Online Website - Salcombe Remembered
		Until the late 1800s Salcombe was confined to the water front where shipbuilding and fishing were the main industries of the town.
		Anticipating the expansion of Salcombe the South Devon Land Company Ltd. was formed shortly after the sale of the Earl of Devon's estate.
		Newton Robinson, lord of the manor of Salcombe, to be used as a public ground for ever.
	www.salcombe-online.co.uk /info/salcrem.htm (490 words)

	Salcombe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Salcombe is a town in the South Hams district of Devon, England on the Kingsbridge Estuary.
		Originally a fishing port, the town is now a centre for yachting.
		Ferries sail from Salcombe to Kingsbridge and to East Portlemouth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Salcombe (84 words)

	Diving in Salcombe, Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Salcombe Estuary is under the control of the Salcombe Harbourmaster, Stephen Tooke.
		Salcombe is a busy town, clinging to the hillside on the west bank of the Estuary.
		The Salcombe gateway to great diving can be blocked by the Bar, a sandbank across the mouth of the estuary, which rises steeply to within one metre of the surface at low tide.
	www.divernet.com /travel/salc998.htm (2296 words)

	Lovely Self Catering Holiday Cottage - Salcombe South Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Salcombe is located in the glorious South Hams area of Devon between Dartmouth and Plymouth about half an hours drive off the main A38.
		Salcombe also serves as an excellent base to explore the surrounding area a region of outstanding natural beauty.
		Salcombe offers a variety of restaurants and pubs to suit all pockets ranging from Captain Flints catering for children with pizza, burgers etc. to the sophisticated dining at one of the restaurants in Fore Street.
	www.smartdevonhomes.co.uk /salcombe.htm (293 words)

	Salcombe
		Salcombe is a haven for all types of yachtsmen, providing a popular stop off or shelter for vessels on a passage as well as providing quiet, safe waters for dinghies on the 1600 acres of inland estuary.
		Salcombe's position makes for an ideal holiday base with many local places of interest to visit and other coastal resorts to explore.
		The Island cruising club is based in Salcombe with offices in Island Street, although its main base is the former Mersey ferry, The Egremont, moored in the Kingsbridge estuary.
	www.thesalcombe.co.uk /salcombe.htm (348 words)

	Salcombe Castle "Fort Charles Old Bulwark" Devon England English
		Salcombe Castle is a stone artillery fortress, founded to protect the harbour by Henry VIII.
		Standing on an isolated rock, are the 16th century remains of a curtain wall, flanked by a large round tower and a small square tower.
		Salcombe Castle is located in the town centre, on North Sands beach.
	www.castleuk.net /castle_lists_south/202/salcombecastle.htm (97 words)

	Salcombe - Devon
		Salcombe is also a centre for pleasure craft and ferries.
		Salcombe Estuary is a site of Special Scientific Interest and, particularly in spring and autumn, the sand and mud flats of the estuary are filled with birds.
		There are plenty of cafés, restaurants and galleries in Salcombe and many of the eating places serve locally caught fish and shellfish.
	www.devons.info /Salcombe (908 words)

	Salcombe Holiday Homes - Select your Self-catering Holiday Cottage from our extensive choice of over 150 properties
		Salcombe must be one of the most beautiful harbour towns in the world.
		The Salcombe harbour is a safe haven for visiting yachts and is a centre for sailors of all ages and abilities.
		This provides added interest to walkers who use Salcombe as a base for beaches, creeks and the spectacular cliff paths from which can be seen many species of flora and fauna.
	www.salcombe.com /salcombe.asp (460 words)

	* salcombe pics - july '03 *
		The secret isn't actually that well kept, due in part to the fact that the type of people who generally frequent the alleys and boulevards of Salcombe tend to be very VOCAL in their appreciation of this fine yachting town's attractions.
		The train journey to Kingsbridge (Salcombe is obviously too posh to necessitate any of its citizens' use of a TRAIN, dahling) passed without event.
		Anita is a very lovely, very sturdy sort of person, who thinks nothing of carrying double her own bodyweight in clothes and food whilst running barefoot through gravel, but the rest of us (who were having problems with baggage alone) were not so hardy.
	www.angelfire.com /freak/dalrymple/salcombepics.html (1726 words)

	Empty Roads Enjoy the View Car-Free in the UK - Salcombe, Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Blessed with a mild climate, the gardens at YHA Salcombe are a prime example of the exotic species that grow here.
		Salcombe has a good selection of small shops, and many of these are tucked away down narrow streets.
		If you happen to be staying at YHA Salcombe, you'll already be at Overbecks, the former home of eccentric scientist Otto Overbeck, now in the care of the National Trust.
	www.emptyroads.com /destinations/south_west/salcombe.html (301 words)

	Salcombe Hotels \| accommodation - hotels in Salcombe Devon
		The historic cities of Exeter and Plymouth are reminders of Devon's maritime past, while the quiet attractive towns of Sidmouth, Dartmouth and Salcombe retain their 19th century elegance.
		The Menzies Marine Hotel is situated on the water's edge in the beautiful town of Salcombe, which is acknowledged as one of South Devon's most picturesque towns...
		The Marine is acknowledged as the only 4 star hotel in Salcombe and takes pride of place on the waters edge.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /salcombehotels.html (317 words)

	Salcombe Information Centre
		Salcombe is surrounded by tranquil countryside with a magnificent scenic coastline.
		The Salcombe Festival is fast becoming an event with much musical talent to please the crowds together with a variety of street entertainers.
		Salcombe may seem a sleepy town in Winter but, underneath that veneer, the truth is a little different: there is always something going on - Euchre tournaments, quiz nights and darts leagues to mention but a few.
	www.salcombeinformation.co.uk (2382 words)

	Large Holiday Cottage - Salcombe South Devon
		We use a local agent to make sure the holiday cottage is spotlessly clean and tidy before you arrive and will deal with any problems you may have during your stay.
		Salcombe Harbour provides a natural haven for nature and humans alike.
		Salcombe Yacht Club arranges regular evening and weekend racing, including handicap and cruiser classes.
	www.smartdevonhomes.co.uk (495 words)

	Salcombe Town Council Home Page
		Salcombe is a beautiful town set amongst fields with industries connected with the marine environment, tourism and services to residents e.g.
		Salcombe is a popular boating resort with a very busy harbour situated at the mouth of a tidal estuary leading to Kingsbridge, Frogmore and South Pool.
		Salcombe Town Council is your sounding board, and is there to listen to the concerns of all residents about the future of Salcombe and the development of Salcombe as a sustainable and pleasant place for people to live in and to visit.
	www.salcombetowncouncil.gov.uk (359 words)

	Salcombe Hotels - Hotel in Salcombe - accommodation and places to stay near Salcombe England
		Whether you are looking for a luxury hotel in Salcombe for a weekend break, business trip, or special occassion, or are simply looking for budget or discount hotels and accommodation for Salcombe or lodging in Salcombe, we are confident that you'll find a suitable place to stay in Salcombe.
		Some of our Salcombe guesthouse and bed & breakfast suppliers can be contacted via email or where a link to the hotel is available, directly from their websites, some may offer discounts and special internet rates.
		Or, to view a list of Cheap priced or low cost Hotels in Salcombe please use the preceding 'Low Cost Hotels in Salcombe' link where you will find that the hotels are categorised in order of price.
	www.hotels-accommodation-europe.co.uk /town/Salcombe (537 words)

	Holiday Cottage in Salcombe, Holiday Accommodation in Salcombe - an 19th Century Waterfront Cottage for Rent - Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Holiday Cottage in Salcombe, Holiday Accommodation in Salcombe - an 19th Century Waterfront Cottage for Rent - Devon
		Holiday Cottage in Salcombe - an 19th Century Waterfront Cottage for Rent - Holiday Accommodation in Salcombe, Devon
		A delightful early 19th century fisherman's cottage at the water’s edge, in a sunny south facing position with direct views over the harbour and estuary towards East Portlemouth and South Pool Creek.
	www.salcombe-holiday-cottage.co.uk (330 words)

	Empty Roads Enjoy the View Car-Free in the UK - YHA Salcombe, Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Located in “Kensington by the Sea”, otherwise known as Salcombe, YHA Salcombe is located 2 miles south of the town at Bolt Head, overlooking the Kingsbridge estuary.
		Surrounded by the sea and beautiful countryside, Salcombe hostel was once the home of scientist and chemist Otto Overbeck from 1928 to 1937.
		Salcombe is renowned for sailing activities, and is extremely popular with the yachting fraternity.
	www.emptyroads.com /hostel_reviews/south_west_hostels/yha_salcombe.html (536 words)

	Salcombe Accomodation Finder Self Catering Holiday Flats Apartments Hotels-Salcombe South Devon Holidays UK
		Salcombe is situated on the most southerly point of Devon, England, in an unspoilt region known as The South Hams.
		The town of Salcombe, with its narrow streets, shops and galleries, is full of character and is situated on the waterfront near to the mouth of the estuary.
		Salcombe encompasses the nearby villages of Thurlestone, Hope Cove, Bolberry, Soar and East Portlemouth.
	www.thesalcombe.co.uk (356 words)

	Argaum Tigers v Salcombe - 12th Dec 2004 - www.ezboard.com
		In the second half however Salcombe were able to gain much more possession and demonstrated speed in their backline to run in 3 tries.
		Argaum Under-14 25, Salcombe Under-14 26 Both sides fielded combined Under 14/13 sides and it proved to be a fitting finale to the morning's proceedings, a physical encounter with some determined tackling from both sides.
		Salcombe came back determindly after the interval with three converted tries, but in an exciting last quarter Nick Bywater touched down after a bulldozing run.
	p070.ezboard.com /fargaumtigersfrm10.showMessage?topicID=2.topic (316 words)

	Home - ICC
		The ICC is based in the Salcombe and Kingsbridge estuary, one of the most beautiful in South West England and offers sailing both in a protected tidal harbour and at sea.
		Salcombe Town â“ a short ferry ride from Egremont, mixes seafaring history with party spirit for a visit ashore to remember.
		Salcombe lies at the mouth of the âestuaryâ, a truly amazing ecosystem of near Mediterranean climate which provides a home for many species of birds and plant life seldom found in Britain.
	www.icc-salcombe.co.uk (666 words)

	KINGSBRIDGE, SOUTH DEVON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Gara is on the Portlemouth Peninsula across the entrance of salcombe harbour from the town of salcombe.
		Salcombe is a famous sailing centre and it is easy to sail from Salcombe to gara.
		Gara Rock is close to salcombe in south devon and is also close to kingsbridge in South Devon.
	www.gara.co.uk /i_devon.htm (684 words)

	Seek Southwest. The Salcombe in Devon page
		Salcombe Powerboat School, Salcombe, Devon UK - RIB training - RIB tuition - Powerboat tuition - training - courses - RYA qualifications — instruction — assessment - navigation - International Certificate of Competence.
		Salcombe Power Boat School - RYA Powerboat Courses - RYA Powerboat Qualifications - increase your skill level - School RIBs single / twin engined or own boat training - Powerboat handling - navigation.
		ICC Salcombe, sailing courses and holidays, for the complete beginner or the experienced sailor, located on the Salcombe Estuary, South Devon, ideal for group activities, the biggest fleet of dinghies and keelboats in the UK.
	www.seeksouthwest.co.uk /town/salcombe.htm (502 words)

	Salcombe, England. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Once a nondescript fishing village, Salcombe is now a full-blown sailing and holiday resort, its calm waters strewn with pleasure craft.
		There is still some fishing activity here, and a few working boatyards, but a certain serenity prevails, with the ruined Fort Charles at the entrance to the harbour injecting a touch of romance amid the villas and hotels.
		From a quay off Fore Street, a regular ferry crosses the narrow channel to East Portlemouth, from where you can follow the coastal path past the craggily photogenic Gammon Point to Devon's most southerly tip at Prawle Point, where a broken-backed freighter is a reminder of the hazards of this stretch of coast.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/england/salcombe (302 words)

	Salcombe - Soar Mill Cove
		Salcombe is best accessed along the A381 from Kingsbridge, where it joins the A379 to Dartmouth.
		Salcombe is a pretty estuary town with excellent views and lots of water sports.
		There are ferries from Salcombe to East Portlemouth, to South Sands and to Kingsbridge, although some are summer only.
	www.explorethesouthwestcoastpath.co.uk /salcombe2sawmill.html (819 words)

	Salcombe Estuary - Devon Holiday Guide - Find a Devon Hotel, Cottage or B&B
		The Salcombe Estuary is situated within an area of outstanding natural beauty, and is famed for its sailing waters and the rich ecosystem it supports.
		Salcombe is popular with visitors and locals alike, its mains street offering a wealth of shops and cafes, with beaches in easy reach at East Portlemouth and South Sands by ferry.
		Kingsbridge lies at the head of the Salcombe estuary, and is often referred to as the ‘Hub of the South Hams.’ There is an attractive quayside area of the town, with promenades down three sides of the estuary head.
	www.devonguide.co.uk /content.asp?content=11 (601 words)

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