Shetland
Calendar 1999
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.

Winter
sunset over Tingwall Loch
January |
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Boys'
Up Helly aa, Lerwick - light up. |
February |
 |
Croft
at West Sandwick, Yell with peat stack and small stacks
of hay. |
March |
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Ian
Best still builds traditional yoles on Fair Isle. |
April |
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Loch
of Cliff, Burravoe and Saxa Vord, Unst, from Houllna Gruna. |
May |
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Tulips
in Lerwick Town Gardens |
June |
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Sunset
over Swarbacks Minn and Muckle Roe from Grobsness, West
Mainland |
July |
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Lunda
Wick on the west coast of Unst. |
August |
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MV
"St Clair" leaves Lerwick for Aberdeen. She is one
of two P&O Scottish Ferries ships to serve Shetland. |
September |
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North
Haven, Fair Isle, is the main harbour for the island,
which lies mid-way between Orkney and Shetland. |
October |
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Da
Drongs - rock stacks off the West Mainland of Shetland,
near Eshaness. |
November |
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Scalloway
is the old capital of Shetland, and is dominated by Scalloway
Castle which was built about 1600 by the Stewarts. |
December |
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A
wintry scene over Whiteness from Wormadale in the West
Mainland. |

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