Out of the way but on the Settle-Carlisle railway and minutes from the M6, Appleby is one of Cumbria’s lesser-known towns – except perhaps by the horse-minded - away from the Lakes but with a lovely castle and loads of character in its streets. Best-known for its annual horse fair, a bustling noisy event, but the rest of the year this is a quiet and picturesque old market town with bags of character and at the heart of excellent walking routes (including the Pennine Way)...
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Appleby Agricultural Show
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Tufton Arms Hotel
The Tufton Arms Hotel, a family run, recently refurbished Victorian
coaching inn located in the centre of the medieval market town of Appleby.
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Royal Oak
The Royal Oak Appleby, a historic 17th Century coaching inn recently awarded a Visit Britian 4 Star inn Accolade offering excellent value food and accommodation in the heart of the Eden Valley. Ideally situated just ... More
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Appleby Manor Hotel
Situated just a short distance from the Lake District, the North Pennines and the North Yorkshire Dales, this charming country house hotel is set in its own grounds overlooking Appleby Castle. It has an AA ... More
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Man is the only creature that consumes without producing. He does not give milk, he does not lay eggs, he is too weak to pull the plough, he cannot run fast enough to catch rabbits. Yet he is lord of all the animals - George Orwell
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On this day:
Eddystone Lighthouse Smashed by Storm - 1703, Britains 1st policewoman goes on duty - 1914, Train Downs Nazi Plane - 1942, Ross McWhirter killed by IRA - 1975, Damilola Taylor Stabbed to Death - 2000
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