Wild Britain Note Station Desk Calendar

Wild Britain Note Station Desk Calendar Overview

Dramatic panoramic photos in the Wild Britain Note Station desk calendar are a treat for the eye. Wild and untamed places in Britain, seen across the changing seasons of the year are superbly photographed, and brought to you 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.

Cauldron Falls, West Burton, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, framed by autumn leaves on the banks and rocks, is shown on one page. This lovely waterfall is formed by the waters of Walden Beck, falling over strata of limestone into a shady pool. Another vivid image depicts a copse of dead oak trees standing out starkly against the marshy landscape at Mundon, near Maldon in Essex. The trees may be hundreds of years old, as they are sited near Mundon Furze, a surviving area of ancient woodland, mainly oak and ash trees, that once covered the Dengie Peninsula.