A funny useful week-to-view diary from Scotlands favourite family. Full of Scots sayings favourite Broons pictures & moments captured from The Sunday Posts long-running (75 years) comic strip. Week-to-view diary grids Key 2013 Scottish dates Useful personal information space to record important & useful names & numbers including the Glebe Street Week (steamie coalman bucket day rag & bone windaes etc) & the Broons sizes (for claes an bunnets an the like) Scottish interest information (and Broons humour throughout) Full colour Clans & Tartans Appendix (including the Broons & Oor Wullie tartans) Full colour Map of Scotland World map with Scotland at the centre & relevant time zone information. A useful week-to-view working diary for Scots folk from Scotlands favourite family with illustrations sayings & moments captured from The Sunday Posts long-running (75 years) comic strip. Diary pages are printed pale cream with light blue lines. Left-hand page is the week right-hand page is ruled feint for notes. Monthly feature spreads include appropriate recipes & hints from the Broons & space for addresses & telephone numbers. The must-have item for every Broons fan. The Broons were launched in 1936 in The Sunday Post in Scotland & are still going strong. They are undoubtedly Scotlands First Family & the Nations Favourites with a readership covering all generations.