2023 Calendars from The Chaotic Scot

Travel blogger and planner The Chaotic Scot has kindly offered to donate £1 from the sale of each of their beautiful 2023 wall calendars to Wild Things!

We’re absolutely delighted to be chosen by The Chaotic Scot to be their nominated charity this year.

Kay’s photography is stunning, and this calendar is a beautiful way to bring these fabulous scenes into your home over the coming year. It will also make a fantastic gift for Christmas, especially for those who are not so easy to buy for.

This is a double page A3 calendar. They are printed on sturdy 160gsm paper, and are packed in 100% recycled and recyclable packaging. There’s pleny of room inside to write on your appointments and organise your life! Also, they have been printed right here in Scotland in Edinburgh.

To order your calendar visit The cot



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