Shetland Calendar 1998

We publish calendars annually of the following areas: Orkney, Shetland, Western Isles and Caithness. The calendars are the same design as for the last two years, with a larger size which allows bigger pictures and a more useful calendar area, but with only minimal increase in price and weight. The pictures are of course all new.  As usual the calendars are widely available in each area, but may be ordered direct, either via e-mail charles.tait@zetnet.co.uk, telephone or fax. Retail price is £4.50 per calendar plus UK postage and packing of 50p. Overseas post and packaging extra at cost. Payment by Visa, Mastercard or American Express is preferred.  
 
Peat bank at Ronas Voe, Northmavine
   

January		Juizer Jarl silhouetted against the burning galley at Up Helly Aa, Lerwick
February		Calder's Geo, Eshaness in the West Mainland.  This spectacular area of wild cliff scenery is a must on any visit to Shetland.
March		Fishermen mending their nets at Scalloway.
April		The beach at Skaw, Unst, site of the most northerly house in Britain.
May		Geese beside the burn at Quendale Mill, South Mainland.
June		The "Dim Riv", a replica Viking ship, takes visitors for cruises around the harbour in summer.
July		Lerwick Town Gardens are full of colour all summer.
August		Geordie Peterson and grandson building a cole of hoy on Papa Stour
September		North Haven, Fair Isle, is the main harbour for the island, which lies mid-way between Orkney and Shetland.
October		Mousa Broch from the sea.  This is the best example of this type of building which is unique to the north and west of Scotland and dates from the Iron Age.
November		Norse-type mill, Walls, West Mainland.  This type of vertical-axis watermill was common in the Northern and Western Isles.
December		Sunset over Yell Sound from Ness of Sound.  Northmavine and Fedeland are in the background.