January Offer: It's midwinter, so we thought we'd offer several cards with bright flowers at £1.00 each. Enjoy!
Quantity Discounts
When purchasing cards, please be aware of the following pricing structure: 1-6 cards: £1.50 each, 7 cards or more £1.25 each.
Sorry, cards included in the January Offer do not count towards the quantity totals above.
Delivery charges are added at the checkout, and start (for UK customers) at £1.00. UK delivery is free on orders of 17 cards or more, up to a maximum of 75 cards.
All our cards are about 7 inches by 5 inches, on 280 or 300 gsm card, are blank inside, come with a 130gsm pastel white envelope and are packed in individual cello bags.
Falkland, Fife
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Falkland, Fife
Situated at the foot of the Lomond Hills in Fife, the centre of Falkland remains a network of traditional narrow streets of cottages and old stone houses. Falkland Palace, on the edge of the village, was used by the kings of Scotland as a base for hunting, and is now managed by the National Trust of Scotland.
Poppy Field
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Poppy Field
Summer meadows are in a class of their own. This one, in West Lothian, was just full of poppies and inevitably had a feeling of wild abundance so absent in formal gardens.
West Coast Poppies
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West Coast Poppies
The west coast of Scotland is often grey, but that can add to the atmosphere and moodiness. These early July poppies looked out over the sea from Gairloch, to Skye in the background. For accommodation at Gairloch the Old Inn really works. Their website even has the sound of the sea breaking on the shore....
Dalmarnock Bluebells
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Dalmarnock Bluebells
Not far north of Dunkeld in Perthshire on the Dalguise road, wide stretches of hillside are carpeted in bluebells in late spring. Here the beech trees add dappled light.
Hugh Miller's Cottage
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Hugh Miller's Cottage
This is one of numerous well-preserved 18th and early 19th century buildings in Cromarty, Easter Ross. It really is a gem of a historical village. These days you can also go dolphin spotting (we saw dozens and dozens) with Ecoventures, then eat next door at the unique Sutor Creek Cafe (booking advised, though they also do great takeaway pizzas), and finally walk a couple of blocks back to the friendly and stylish Sydney House Bed and Breakfast. Totally worth a visit!
