Appledore is a quaint fishing village in North Devon, situated where the Rivers Taw and Torridge meet. Sailing is very popular and the view at low tide across a vast spread of sandbanks to the open sea, is particularly beautiful.
It has been a famous boat-building centre for many years and it is still carried on from a large dry dock. The narrow streets of pastel coloured, mainly Georgian cottages, are very pretty and slope straight down to Appledore Quay.
Alpha Place, Appledore
Appledore House, Meeting Street, Appledore
Bude Street, Appledore
Bude Street, Appledore
Bude Street, Appledore
North Devon Maritime Museum, Odun Road, Appledore
North Devon Maritime Museum, Odun Road, Appledore
North Devon Maritime Museum, Odun Road, Appledore
Footpath behind One End Street, Appledore
Footpath behind One End Street, Appledore
Cherry blossom, St. Mary’s Church, Appledore
Cherry blossom, St. Mary’s Church, Appledore
Instow, from Alpha Place, Appledore
Market Street, Appledore
Market Street, Appledore
One End Street, Appledore
One End Street, Appledore
The Appledore Newsagency, Market Street, Appledore
The Master’s Lodge and North Devon Maritime Museum, Appledore
Marine Parade, Appledore
The Quay, Appledore
Instow and River Torridge, from Appledore
The Quay, Appledore
War Memorial, Appledore
War Memorial, Appledore
Where in England is Appledore, Devon?
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