Shaldon
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Overview[edit]
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Aerial photograph of Shaldon and Teignmouth
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Location of Shaldon in Devon
Shaldon[edit]
The village of Shaldon is on the south bank of the Teign Estuary, near to its mouth.
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Boats and houses on the Marine Parade
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The Embankment
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Cottages on Ringmore Road
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Catholic Church
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Wesleyan Chapel
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Homeyards Garden
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Folly in Homeyards Garden
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War memorial in Homeyards Garden
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Ferry Boat Inn
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Toll House on A379
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Clock Tower in village square
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Victorian Jubilee water trough
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Milestone on the A379
Ringmore[edit]
Ringmore is a small hamlet to the west of Shaldon.
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View across the Teign to Ringmore
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Ringmore Towers
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Old Stoke House
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Devon Valley Holiday Village
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Houses in Ringmore
River Teign[edit]
The River Teign flows 31 miles (50 km) from Dartmoor, to meet the sea between Shaldon and Teignmouth.
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View across the lower Teign estuary
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Harvesting oysters on the Teign Estuary
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The Strand, Ringmore at high tide
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Panoramic
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The Salty at low tide
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Boats on the beach at Shaldon
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Shaldon to Teignmouth Ferry
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Navigational beacon
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Ship entering the Teign estuary
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Mouth of the River Teign
The Ness[edit]
The Ness is a prominent headland opposite Teignmouth, and is where the River Teign meets the sea.
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The Ness and mouth of the River Teign
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South West Coast Path on the Ness
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The Ness Pub
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Shaldon Wildlife Trust
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Lime Kiln on the Ness
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Interior of Smuggler's tunnel
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Entrance to Smuggler's tunnel on Ness Beach
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Ness Beach
Coast[edit]
The coastline of Shaldon extends south for about 2 miles (3 km) from the mouth of the Teign towards Torbay.
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Golf Course near Shaldon
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View north from Bundle Head
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Cliffs above Labrador Bay
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Beach at Labrador Bay
Countryside[edit]
Shaldon is a relatively small parish dominated by the River Teign, but there are some rural areas.
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The A379 south of Shaldon
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Commons Lane above Shaldon
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A green lane near Ringmore
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Fields near Ringmore, view towards Dartmoor
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Fields near Ringmore, view towards Teignmouth
See also category: Shaldon
