Your Pictures of Scotland: 4-11 March

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A crow surveys his domain from the top of Salisbury Crags in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh, or so thinks Peter Stark from Glasgow. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
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Amy Harper ran the Edinburgh Meadows Marathon for the Ben Walton Trust. Ken Gray from Edinburgh says that Amy will run three half marathons and her fiance Colin will run two for the trust.
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John McKenna from Coatbridge was enjoying an ice cream when he took this photo at Rockcliffe, Dumfriesshire.
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Andrew Bannerman from Invergordon took this photo of his son during rugby practice.
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Frazer Hogg caught sight of the crane which will be used to build the new Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers as it was about to dock at Rosyth. HMS Illustrious is in the background.
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Basset hounds Lucie and Lottie enjoyed their walk in North Berwick with owner Sylvia Beaumont.
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A view looking west from the summit of Sgurr Mor. Paul Toman thought it looked like a large wave was about to break over the mountain ridge.
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The River Ness from Young Street in Inverness by Leah Dodt from Australia.
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Ian Macrae Young saw snow melting off rhododendrons in his garden in Edinburgh following a spring snowfall.
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These ptarmigan caught Derek Fleming's eye while he was climbing Mullach Clach a'Bhlair in the Cairngorms with his brother Alex.
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Kellie Grumball from Glasgow and friends from Aberystwyth needed a walk up Creag Choinnich after a big lunch. They were in Aberdeen for a housewarming.
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Emma Clark from Edinburgh liked this wooden bridge which leads into Aberlady Nature Reserve.
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Dwight and Sharon McAnear were leaving Edinburgh on their way back to Colorado when they saw the Forth bridges.
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Juliet enjoyed her time playing on the swings in Blackburn, Aberdeenshire. Photo sent in by her mum Catherine Brown.
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Steve Scott from took this photo of Crail Harbour while on holiday with his wife Karen.

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