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OS Wallpaper: June 2020

With COVID-19 lockdowns slowly being reduced, we hopefully will be able to get back to the more remote parts of the country. This is An Stac, Blabheinn, Clach Glas and Sgurr Nan Each, near Torrin on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.

OS Wallpaper: May 2020

We like an epic landscape as much as the next outdoor enthusiast, but with limited opportunities you have to look closer to home for outdoor activities. This simple photo by Ian Palmer was sent in a few days ago.

OS Wallpaper: April 2020

Longer days mean you have to get up early to catch stunning sunrise views, like this photo from the Peak District, submitted by Ian Slade

OS Wallpaper: March 2020

Spring flowers can transform landscapes nearly overnight. This picture, from 2012, was taken by Neil Theasby in Bingham Park, a popular park near Sheffield

OS Wallpaper: February 2020

Late sunrises and frosty mornings in winter create chances to capture landscapes looking magical. This photo by GetOutside Champion Steph Sanderson was taken at Bradgate Park, Leicestershire.

OS Wallpaper: January 2020

Welcome to 2020! Our first free wallpaper download of the year features the River Delph in the Ouse Washes near Welney, taken by Richard Humphrey in January 2013.

OS Wallpaper: 2019 roundup

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OS Wallpaper: December 2019

GetOutside Champion Lisa Wells had to make an early start to capture this winter morning sky at sunrise over Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)

OS Wallpaper: November 2019

Captured several years ago, this photograph of low-lying fog was taken from the trig point on Sheeans, looking towards Goatfell on Arran.

OS Wallpaper: October 2019

To celebrate the launch of the new OS Urban 'Walk London' map, we've chosen this autumnal sunset over the Thames, taken by Gareth James

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