Rural Britain Note Station Desk Calendar

Rural Britain Note Station Desk Calendar Overview

With an emphasis on the beautiful contrasts of our natural British landscape, the Rural Britain Note Station promotional desk calendar matches up scenic locations all over Britain with the native wildlife which lives in each environment, often hidden from view. This practical corporate desk calendar for 2026 features two complementary photos each month, on one face, a picturesque location and on the opposite leaf, a wild creature which inhabits each place. The useful sticky-notepads and highlighter pads add to the appeal of this practical and attractive desk item.

October has an image of the wooded banks of Loch Lomond, Argyll and Bute. Loch Lomond is the largest freshwater lake in mainland UK, 39km long by 9km wide and lies on the Highland Boundary Fault. It has many lovely bays and 37 wooded islands and is popular with sailors, water sports enthusiasts and fell walkers. Pictured on the opposing photo, the pipistrelle bat, the UK’s smallest and most common bat, is found in this area. This tiny, nocturnal mammal emerges at night to feed on flying insects that it finds in the dark by using echolocation.