The isles of Mull and Iona are loved by locals and visitors alike, with some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. This much-loved calendar captures the islands from a slightly different perspective, through the eyes of local binman Colin Morrison as he makes his daily refuse collection run around Mull and Iona.

Based in Tobermory, Colin has taken hundreds of photographs along his route over the years, documenting everything from dramatic coastlines and colourful island villages to the wildlife he encounters along the way. Now in its ninth year, A Binman’s View of Mull & Iona has raised more than £50,000 for local charities through calendar sales.

This Highland Cow Edition is dedicated to one of the islands’ most characterful residents, featuring Highland cows photographed in different locations across Mull and Iona. It’s a particularly fun choice for Highland cow lovers and, admittedly, very cute.

Prefer the classic island views? The Landscape Edition features Colin’s photographs of Mull and Iona’s landscapes, villages, coastlines and scenery, giving you a broader tour of the islands throughout the year.

Profits from the sale of both calendars support 14 local Mull and Iona charities and community organisations, including Crossroads Mull, Home Start Mull, Iona Playgroup, the Iona Boat Association, Tobermory Pipe Band, Tobermory Christmas Lights, Tobermory Fireworks, Fèis Mhuile, Salen School Parent Council, Craignure Playpark, Mull and Iona Community Hospital, Warm Places and Tobermory Lunch Club.