Your pictures: Rural life
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Image source, William Baquiast Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "rural life" and we begin with a picture by William Baquiast of a scene in Calafate in Argentina.
Image source, Nicky KelleherNicky Kelleher: "This is a friend of mine who trains spaniels and while waiting for a friend to join him took a well-deserved rest with his beloved dogs."
Image source, Pete EvansonPete Evanson: "This was taken at The Royal Cornwall Show. I just couldn't help capturing these two lovely ladies."
Image source, Stuart ScottStuart Scott: "A familiar spot for me as it is where I take my dog for a walk. This morning last November was just waiting to be captured. I love the countryside and what it offers."
Image source, Sara BickleySara Bickley: "Photograph of rural life taken in Cheshire, the boys having a morning break."
Image source, Alastair CochraneAlastair Cochrane: "Photographed from our back garden on the Black Isle as the rape field was being sprayed. The machine was virtually submerged in the crop which created an interesting viewpoint."
Image source, Jason PatemanJason Pateman: "Taken while trekking in Nagarkot, Nepal."
Image source, Thomas PotterThomas Potter: "A bicycle driver waiting for a fare in the Ayeyarwady district in Myanmar."
Image source, Jennifer GoddenJennifer Godden: "Over Christmas I visited my brother who now lives in Iceland. There is little sunlight, but far out from the city on our last day, we got lucky with an incredible sunrise at 11:30am."
Image source, Brandy LittleBrandy Little: "A Maasai village snug against a hill in rural northern Tanzania."
Image source, Diane HirtAnd finally, a picture by Diane Hirt in Pennsylvania. The next theme is "black and white", and the deadline for your entries is 19 January. If you would like to enter, send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. Further details and terms can be found by following the link below this gallery or go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/inpictures and look for Share your photo.
- 1 April 2020
