bute slaters in Acharacle, Argyll

Picture Bute (incorporating PhotoPrints.tv) is a large shop and workshop situated by the harbour on the beautiful Isle of Bute, Scotland. It is owned and run by local wildlife photographer Philip Kirkham and his wife Anne. The shop stocks an impressive range of place mats, coasters, mugs, T shirts, and various other gifts with images of local scenery, views and wildlife; or to have a truly personalised gift, your own images can be used. Locally made crafts and fine arts, featuring original watercolours by Brian Large, Liz Wren, Jeff Worrall, and other local artists are on display. Some of the island made wooden crafts have to be seen to be believed! There is also a range of gifts with paintings of Highland Cattle by Ruth Slater.

Argyll & Bute Council Better Journeys is a local authority campaign in the Argyll & Bute region of Scotland campaign which is all about making small changes that lead to big differences for you, your purse and the planet. Argyll & Bute Council would love to hear from local people in Argyll & Bute postcode areas who are mix and matching to make better journeys. Argyll & Bute Council want people to continuously send photos in using the form on htis url https://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/form/share-your-better-journeys Argyll & Bute Council are asking people to play their part in reducing their carbon footprint and consider the following by mix and match for better journeys. They want people to look at the following - "Walking, wheeling, cycling, getting the bus or using other shared transport can benefit you by making journeys more social and boost your wellbeing. There are lots of ways that part of your total journey could be done more actively, and with a lower environmental impact. Here are some ideas for you to try: Choose to walk to the shops once a week rather than drive Arrange to lift share to work Sit back, relax and take in the views on the bus Try parking somewhere further away from your destination to cut vehicle miles and get a walk Make it a family affair and cycle to school or the local park" Visit our website for more details on this campaign.