January Offer: It's midwinter, so we thought we'd offer several cards with bright flowers at £1.00 each. Enjoy!
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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.
Sheep at Stoer Lighthouse
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Sheep at Stoer Lighthouse
Sometimes a picture just presents itself with little thought or planning: this was one of these! The chimneys of what used to be the keepers’ accommodation at Stoer Lighthouse in Sutherland, with the sheep in the middle. Park at the lighthouse car park and take a stroll across a couple of miles of springy turf to the Point of Stoer; this is an airy walk with the cliffs on your seaward side. A great out-of-the-way spot. The last time we visited there was a very welcome mobile snack bar in the car park.
Giraffe at Sausage Tree
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Giraffe at Sausage Tree
Taken in the Masai Mara, Kenya. Giraffes, of course, are vegetarian, but then so are these sausages!
Masai Mara Lion Cubs
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Masai Mara Lion Cubs
The ability of the East African safari drivers to find wildlife was amazing. These three cubs were lying in a small depression just off the road, and the driver just seemed to know they would be there.
Puffin Resting
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Puffin Resting
If you happen to be anywhere near Oban during the puffin nesting season, do try to go and see these puffins. This was our best day out ever! No competition! We went with Staffa Tours, booking the trip as a package at the West Coast Tours office by Oban Harbour. You go across to Mull on the regular ferry, then by bus to Tobermory, then with Staffa Tours to Fingal's Cave (which was also great) and the Treshnish Isles. There’s another version of this tour which visits Iona but not Tobermory.
Swans at the Union Canal
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Swans at the Union Canal
Canals bring the countryside and its wildlife right into the cities, and the Union Canal is no exception. The towpath is a great way to get out for a walk in the city away from endless traffic, and now once again links the whole way through to Bowling on the Clyde estuary. This image was taken in west Edinburgh.
Loch Insh Swans
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Loch Insh Swans
Loch Insh, on the River Spey halfway between Kingussie and Aviemore, is worth a visit at any time of year. In summer ospreys nest nearby, and can regularly be seen fishing on the river here. In this winter view parts of the Loch are frozen, quite a common happening in these parts where most winters will see the coldest morning at -15 deg C or below.
Masai Mara Cheetah
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Masai Mara Cheetah
The East African wildlife safaris take their guests out before breakfast and just before sunset, since at these times of day it is less hot and the animals are more active. So this cheetah in the Masai Mara, Kenya is looking for his breakfast.
Ostriches Resting
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Ostriches Resting
The question has to be: is the road more comfortable, or what? You have thousands of square miles (or kilometres) of virtual wilderness to sit down in, and you choose one of the very few roads!
Puffin on Cliff
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Puffin on Cliff
I find it amazing that these really quite small birds spend most of their lives at sea, only coming ashore to breed in the spring and early summer. Most of the puffins we saw here on the Treshnish Isles west of Mull were digging their nesting burrows on fairly level ground, so whether this chap was trying to burrow into the cliff I'm not sure. Check out ‘Puffin Resting’ for details of our amazing day out to see the puffins.
Listen to Me!
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Listen to Me!
The puffins lived up to their reputation as characterful and this one was no exception. It was remarkable how close they would let one come. About 5 feet/1.5m was ok, then they would back away. The colours of their beaks were great; they would have so much less visual impact without this! Check out ‘Puffin Resting’ for details of our amazing day out to see the puffins.
