Highland footballers bare all for charity

Glenelg Football Team in the Highlands is launching a nude charity calendar in time for Christmas.
By The Newsroom
Published 17th Oct 2016, 21:37 BST
Updated 25th Oct 2016, 19:46 BST

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One of the images from the Glenelg calander. Picture: ContributedOne of the images from the Glenelg calander. Picture: Contributed
One of the images from the Glenelg calander. Picture: Contributed

The Football team and their supporters from one of the smallest and feistiest villages in Scotland have shown their quality in a series of photographs.

All proceeds from the calendar sales will go to the Glenelg Football Team for their home and away kits, training equipment, travel and transport.

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Photographer, Kris Kesiak spent four days in Glenelg and the surrounding areas in May. The photo shoot was a stunning opportunity for the football club to profile the breathtaking historical spots and the outstanding beauty of the local landscape.

Whether you like football or not you will be enchanted by the sheer beauty of Scotland.

The men of Glenelg came out of their comfort zone and showed real spirit to support the local community.

In a series of ‘tongue in cheek’ poses the players and their supporters are framed by local landmarks.

One of the charity calander photos. Picture: ContributeOne of the charity calander photos. Picture: Contribute
One of the charity calander photos. Picture: Contribute

The photographs are in great taste and first and foremost they promote Glenelg and the Scottish Highlands - the beauty and the local economy.

Glenelg Football Team 2017 calendar was sponsored by a range of local businesses and has captured a moment in time against a backdrop of change, the contemporary wittiness of the photos and the way they frame the timeless beauty.

The charity calendar, priced at £10, will be available to buy worldwide online via Calendar Club, Waterstones in Scotland, from local shops, businesses, Highland Kilt Cushions (www.highlandkiltcushions.co.uk) and from The Glenelg Inn (www.glenelg-inn.com).

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