Wild Britain Note Station Desk Calendar

Wild Britain Note Station Desk Calendar Overview

Captivating wide format photos in the Wild Britain Note Station desk calendar uncover some of wild and untamed landscapes of the British Isles, viewed across the changing seasons of the year. A sense of tranquillity is conveyed in each magical image.

Ribblehead in the Yorkshire Dales is seen in October's photo. Seen across a section of limestone pavement, the 24-arch Ribblehead Viaduct makes a dramatic sweep across wild, unspoilt moorland near the Three Peaks. It carries the Settle to Carlisle Railway over the River Ribble and opened in 1876, built by 6000 men. Trains climb a distance of 26km to pass over it. The Chilterns, Buckinghamshire, shown in April, are a long chalk escarpment northwest of London, with much woodland, mostly on the tops of the hills. The beech woods, maintained here over centuries, are transformed in late spring with an enchanting carpet of vibrant bluebells.

In an attractive and practical desk calendar format, with a hardback case bound white gloss easel and 12 leaves. The useful sticky-notepads and highlighter pads make this calendar a very useful addition to any desk.