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	Totnes Tourist Information Centre, South Devon, B&B and Self-catering accommodation, attractions, shopping, eating out ...
		Totnes is in the heart of beautiful South Devon.
		Welcome to Totnes, one of the oldest boroughs in England, on the beautiful River Dart.
		Totnes Town Mill also houses the Totnes Image Bank with images of Historic Totnes from the 19th to the 21st century.
	www.totnesinformation.co.uk (140 words)

	Totnes BSAC
		Totnes is quite a few miles from the sea, and although gulls are commonly found inland the seagull population of Totnes is unusually large and thriving.
		One explanation may be that the eco-conscious folk of Totnes wish to encourage and maintain a town based population of one of their sea coast's most common inhabitants.
		Wiser folk in Totnes took the view that the days of the alternative contingent were numbered and that the future demanded a development of their special cuisine.
	www.totnes-bsac.co.uk /misc/gulls.html (1661 words)

	Historic Towns in South Hams South Devon - Totnes
		Totnes is an ancient borough town and river port, founded in the 10th century.
		Totnes has always been a market town and centre of trade for the surrounding countryside, and this is still the case.
		Totnes is widely known for such essentials of good living as wholefoods, fine arts, antiques, second hand and antiquarian books, handmade shoes, ceramics, unusual boutiques, handmade furniture,musical instruments, crystals and complimentary therapies.
	www.somewhere-special.co.uk /totnes.asp?customtemplate=viewarticle.txt&storyid=PUCGDYKEVJ (382 words)

	Stepping Stones Holiday Accommodation in Totnes South Devon
		Historic Totnes, on the river Dart, is nestled in countryside of green and rolling hills with pretty villages.
		From Totnes there are magnificent river cruises along the river Dart to Dartmouth.
		Totnes is midway between the magnificent granite uplands of Dartmoor National Park and the glorious Torbay coast.
	www.totnesholidayhome.co.uk /location.htm (297 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Totnes - Genealogy
		A Totnes and Ashburton worthy: Edmund Bishop (1846-1917).
		The recorders of Totnes, and the courts civil and criminal, of the unreformed borough.
		Rea, C.F. Phineas Pett, vicar of Totnes, 12669-1674.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Totnes (1777 words)

	Totnes & Area (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Totnes is an ancient market town and river port in the South Hams area of South Devon.
		Totnes is widely known for such essentials of good living as wholefoods, fine arts, antiques, second hand and antiquarian books, handmade shoes, ceramics, unusual boutiques, handmade furniture, musical instruments, crystals and complimentary therapies.
		Nor do you ever need to look far in Totnes for refreshment, as the range of cafes, pubs, restaurants, wine bars and takeaways is equally rich and satisfying, suiting every taste and pocket.
	www.totnesinformation.co.uk /totnarea.htm (270 words)

	Totnes Devon, a holiday and tourist travel guide from TourUK
		Totnes, is an interesting town built on a hill rising up from the River Dart.
		The river side has been restored preserving the old warehouses on the wharf, boat trips to and from Dartmouth are popular, and good value.
		Centrally situated for Totnes, Dartmoor and the coast, our beautiful stone cottage is set in its own south facing garden next to the owners' property.
	www.touruk.co.uk /devon/dev_tot.htm (723 words)

	GuideMeTo Totnes Accommodation - hotels, guest houses, holiday flats and campsites in Totnes
		Totnes is situated in the upper valley of the River Dart, less than 30 miles from both Plymouth and Exeter.
		Totnes is the second largest old borough in England.
		The ancient town of Totnes is gracefully situated at the head of the Dart estuary, nestling in the shelter of the lush, green valley.
	www.guidemeto.co.uk /totnes.htm (611 words)

	Totnes Poor Law Union and Workhouse
		The new Totnes Board of Guardians had their first meeting on 22nd June, 1836 and appointed a committee to pursue the erection of new workhouse.
		The new Totnes workhouse was built in 1837-38 at a site on the south side of Plymouth Road at a cost of £6,000.
		Totnes infectious ward block from the north, 2001.
	users.ox.ac.uk /~peter/workhouse/Totnes/Totnes.shtml (462 words)

	Totnes Devon, Totnes UK information and links
		Totnes is a charming Devon village with a bustling High St and a regular market.
		Seated in a valley with the River Dart running through, Totnes features woodlands, grassy fields and riverside walks.
		Totnes also has Elizabethan roots and a reputation for welcoming alternative lifestyles.
	www.devonlink.co.uk /totnes/totnes.php (74 words)

	Totnes 1995
		Totnes BSAC expedition to Scapa Flow - 1995.
		We left Totnes early on Friday morning and took turns to drive the minibus the 700 miles plus to John O' Groats.
		After a dram of the local whisky we gave a libation to the harbour god, invoked the spirit of Odin and retired to bed.
	atschool.eduweb.co.uk /jralston/rk/scapa/reports/trip95.html (1999 words)

	Totnes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After the battle of Tours, in which the Trojans, led by Brutus and Corineus, defeat the Gauls, Brutus sails away to find the island which the goddess Diana had told him would be the new home of the Trojans.
		Totnes makes its final appearance when the Saxons, fleeing Arthur after their defeat at the battle of Caledon Wood, renege on their promise to sail back to Germany:
		There are still many remains of its historical past in Totnes; visit Totnes in Devon for an overview.
	faculty.arts.ubc.ca /sechard/hrb_tot.htm (475 words)

	Totnes - Devon
		Totnes is a charming Devon town with a bustling main street and a regular market.
		The Totnes Guildhall was originally part of the Benedictine Priory, and has since fulfilled a number of purposes.
		Totnes Castle, a classic example of the Norman motte and bailey, dominates the skyline and offers splendid views of the town and Dart Valley from its ramparts.
	www.devons.info /Totnes (1065 words)

	Transition Town Totnes \| EnergyBulletin.net \| Peak Oil News Clearinghouse
		Totnes is the UK's first town exploring issues of how to prepare for peak oil.
		The flyer for Transition Town Totnes is now done, is at the printers, and will be ready tomorrow.
		The evening was opened by the Mayor of Totnes, Pruw Boswell, who talked enthusiastically about the initiative and her hopes for its success.
	www.energybulletin.net /20832.html (839 words)

	Totnes Show
		While some competitors were put off by the forecast we were delighted to have high entries on virtually all the classes and as always the standard throughout was very high.
		The Totnes and District Show is an important and historic part of our local Totnes calendar; if you are interested in getting involved in any way, we are always delighted to welcome new faces, young and old to join the team.
		The Totnesand District Agricultural Show is on Thursday 26th July 2007 and is one of the largest 1 day shows in the country.
	www.totnesshow.com (385 words)

	Totnes Hotels \| accommodation - hotels in Totnes Devon
		Totnes is an ancient market town and enjoys a prominent position on the Dart estuary.
		Totnes has a full range of shops and banks, pubs and restaurants around the main streets and is full of interesting diversions for the visitor, with fine examples of properties dating back to Norman, Medieval and Tudor times.
		Totnes Castle, In Totnes, on a hill overlooking the town.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /totneshotels.html (771 words)

	English Courses in England - Tandem English Schools in England - Totnes School of English
		Totnes School of English is situated in the historic Gate House building in Totnes, Devon, a lively market town set in beautiful countryside in the south-west of England, near Dartmoor and the coast.
		Cross-cultural communication through the learning of English is the ethos of the Totnes School of English and since its foundation in 1980, the school has promoted English language learning through its excellent tuition, unique Thursday afternoon workshops, full social programme and weekly trip, friendly local host families and productive Tandem partnerships.
		Totnes School of English is British Council accredited and is inspected regularly by the British Council for the quality of its premises, management, resources, staff, welfare and teaching.
	www.tandem-schools.com /schools_england/english_courses_totnes.html (500 words)

	Transition Town Totnes » Transition Culture
		We are delighted to announce the programme of events for the first 4 months of the Transition Town Totnes initiative.
		We look forward to seeing you at some of these, and to working with you in putting Totnes on the map as the first town in the UK to really begin to design an abundant future beyond cheap oil.
		How did Totnes feed itself before the advent of cheap oil and industrial agriculture, and what might we learn from that that will be of use to us in a future of rising energy prices.
	transitionculture.org /?page_id=427 (1157 words)

	Totnes Community Appraisal Report 1999
		The Totnes Appraisal is a community project, a survey which was designed to give the residents of Totnes a chance to have a say about their town: its shops and buses; its river and parks; its business and industry; and its leisure and art facilities, and other issues.
		An 18-page questionnaire was sent to every household in Totnes in January 1999 and, in total, 1,518 households (2,626 people) returned it with their answers.
		It does give an idea of the opinions of Totnes residents on a range of issues of local concern, but it does not (nor could it ever hope to) capture the nuances and intricacies of everyone’s views.
	www.devon.gov.uk /dris/commstat/totnes1.html (501 words)

	Totnes Essentials Guide - Restaurants, Shopping, Cinema Listings and more
		Totnes has a handful of friendly pubs serving quality food and real ales.
		As for pubs, Kingsbridge Inn is the oldest in the town with a choice of five real ales and a good menu and The Steam Packet Inn, right on the banks of the River Dart, is famous for its Sunday roasts and live jazz at lunchtime.
		Totnes has more than 20 different eateries to choose from, ranging from Indian restaurants and classic tearooms to cosy pubs patronised by the town's arty crowd.
	www.virgintrains.co.uk /cityguides/city/totnes/essentials.aspx (592 words)

	Transition Town Totnes :: Main / HomePage
		TTT is a community-led initiative which is working towards the creation of an Energy Descent Action Plan for the town.
		The thinking behind TTT is simply that a town using much less energy and resources than we presently consume could, if properly planned for and designed, be more resilient, more abundant and more pleasurable than the present.
		The project will develop, over the next 12 - 18 months, an Energy Descent Action Plan for Totnes, modelled on the Kinsale Energy Descent Action Plan, the first in the world, as a tool for designing a positive timetabled way down from the oil peak.
	www.transitiontowns.org /Totnes (321 words)

	English Castles - Totnes Castle
		Earliest surviving parts of Totnes Castle date from the 11th century, in the form of earth works surrounding the site, with a later motte and bailey castle being constructed on the built-up earthworks.
		The stone work of Totnes Castle that has survived is likely to have been built over the framework of previous timber fortifications, as was common practice of this period.
		During the 13th century the large, circular shell keep was built on top of the motte, but was reconstructed at the beginning of the 14th century when other renovation work was carried out, including the rebuilding of the entrance arch and stairways within the thickness of the walls.
	www.theheritagetrail.co.uk /castles/totnes%20castle.htm (319 words)

	Totnes School of Guitarmaking : Links
		Hotels in and around Totnes some are near, but some further away.
		Painting of Totnes and River done in 1831, now in the Tate Gallery, London.
		Totnes School of English has courses all year round.
	www.totnesschoolofguitarmaking.co.uk /links.htm (379 words)

	Totnes Online - the web magazine for Totnes and Dartington
		This site is mainly for the people of Totnes, but others may use it at their own risk.
		The information contained here is no more or less reliable than any you will find elsewhere on the web, but at least it is spelled correctly.
		If you are an event organizer and want to be able to add your events to the calendar, please contact us using the feedback form.
	www.totnesonline.com (244 words)

	Corner Cottage Guest House, Totnes, Devon
		The house dates from the mid-eighteenth century and is just two minutes walk away from 'The Narrows', a fascinating part of the High Street.
		They can be used also in Bigbury (for Burgh Island), Dartmouth, Salcombe, Slapton, Kingbridge, Modbury and Ivybridge: Corner Cottage is therefore, the ideal place to stay if you wish to explore the beauty of the South Hams together with the glorious Dart Valley.
		Totnes is between Exeter St Davids and Plymouth on the main railway line, about three hours journey from London Paddington.
	www.cornercottagetotnes.co.uk /index.html (554 words)

	Totnes Information Online -Community information and services around Totnes, UK (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Totnes, Devon, UK This section of the site has been designed to provide a means of allowing community services in and around Totnes to publicise themselves and pass on any important information to Totnes residents.
		If you have any information that you want to pass on to Totnes residents you can write an article, use the free public notices, or publicise any events in our Totnes events section.
		Totnes Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Totnes.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-D-DGA.htm (430 words)

	911 Truth Totnes - Home
		Welcome to the The 911 Totnes Truth Movement
		, the official web page of the Totnes Truth Movement, which is part of the universal truth movement, concerning the activities of the US and UK Governments regarding the War on Terror.
		We are one of many informal localised groups throughout the UK that are part of a wider campaign to expose the lies told by the Republican Neo-cons in the White House and their allies in the British Labour Party.
	www.911truthtotnes.com (182 words)

	Totnes Festival - Page
		Between 7th and 16th September Totnes will celebrate its unique culture and heritage with the second Totnes Festival.
		Venues throughout Totnes will play host to local, national and international artists, with plenty of outdoor events and attractions on offer to entertain the whole family.
		The Festival programme is now available across Totnes (Tourist Information Centre, Morrisons, Civic Hall, Totnes Bookshop, The Mansion House, etc, etc) and further afield.
	www.totnesfestival.com (159 words)

	Totnes Web
		Totnes offers an excellent variety of eating opportunities, we even have revues (add your own!)
		Totnes is blessed with a vast range of independently run shops, and two supermarkets, many offer a distinctly Totnes perspective on shopping!
		A taster of Totnes as seen by the Totnes Web and contributors, includes a few panoramic views.
	www.totnesweb.com (230 words)

	BBC - Weather Centre - 5 Day Forecast in Celsius for Totnes, United Kingdom
		Find out more detailed information on indices and symbols for these charts.
		Set Totnes, United Kingdom to be my hometown
		The weather symbol shown for each day in the five day forecast represents the predominant weather expected on the day in question.
	www.bbc.co.uk /weather/5day.shtml?id=3728 (179 words)

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