Pride of Scotland Calendar

Pride of Scotland Calendar Overview

Focusing on Scotland’s diverse and awe-inspiring landscape, the Pride of Scotland calendar presents a showcase of scenes depicting many enticing Scottish locations which are a treat for the eye.

For instance, in May there’s an attractive view of the small seaside town of Millport on the island of Great Cumbrae in the Firth of Clyde with colourful boats drawn up on the small beach. Set around a bay with fine vistas of the Isle of Arran, the town developed from a customs port to a popular stop-off for the Clyde steamers and a holiday resort in the 19th century. In October there’s a stunning photo of the Northern Lights display over the Callanish Stone Circle, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides. Built around 3000 BC on an isolated peninsula on the Lewis west coast, it contains about 50 stones, about 4.5m high, forming a Celtic cross pattern, made of Lewisian Gneiss, Britain’s oldest rock.