Rural Britain Wall Calendar

Rural Britain Wall Calendar Overview

The harmony between our diverse British landscape and the wildlife which lives there and which we rarely see is brought alive in the Rural Britain calendar. 12 magical images of contrasting scenic locations all over the UK are accompanied by inset photos of the wild creatures that can be found in that area and background notes highlighting the link between each creature and its environment.

One stunning photo shows the rugged coastal promontory of Strumble Head, a gorse-covered rocky headland on the northwest tip of Pembrokeshire. It is part of the windswept peninsula of Pencaer, guarding the port of Fishguard. The distinctive white lighthouse, built in 1908, is sited on a small islet, linked to the mainland by a narrow suspension bridge. Hundreds of grey seals can be found along this exposed rocky coast, congregating in large breeding colonies. These large seals with grey-brown, blotched fur spend two thirds of the year feeding on fish out at sea.