Rural Britain Note Station Desk Calendar

Rural Britain Note Station Desk Calendar Overview

The beauty and variety of our British landscape is displayed for everyone to enjoy in the Rural Britain Note Station desk calendar, which links picturesque locations throughout the UK with the native wildlife which we rarely see. The useful sticky-notepads and highlighter pads enhance the appeal of this practical and attractive desk item.

One atmospheric photo shows rugged heather moorland and a dry stone wall on the wild, sweeping West Pennine Moors - a diverse patchwork of moorland rich in wildlife, contrasting perfectly with the nearby towns. The many landmarks from the industrial revolution, reservoirs, historic villages, dense woodland and prehistoric sites can be explored by footpaths linking different valleys. Moles are common here but very rarely seen. Small and stocky, with poor eyesight, the mole spends most of its life underground, digging tunnels with spade-like paws as it hunts for earthworms. Moles play an important role in aerating the soil and helping to improve drainage.