Your Pictures of Scotland: 15 - 22 April

Fine weather meant a day out on Troon beach for Dave and Julie Browning from East Kilbride and their dogs Hudson and Summer.

Christopher Morrison was climbing this tree just outside Edinburgh when his girlfriend Amanda Breton from Bishopbriggs, Glasgow, picked up a camera.

Donald Mackinnon said this horse and cart in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis brought a smile to passers-by.

A close-up of the clock tower on the old Leith Academy Secondary School, at Leith Links, was possible with Jim Duff's new camera.

Bright lights caught the attention of Gordon Ednie at Kirkcaldy Links Market.

These Morris dancers took Ailsa Campbell and other residents of Pennan by surprise when they arrived one sunny afternoon.

Motorbike racers were waiting to go on the track near Haddington when Sylvia Beaumont from North Berwick saw them.

The village of Collieston, Aberdeenshire, was bathed in moonlight when Anne Holford took this photo.

Hop, skip and jump. Shannon Kay from Creiff saw these deer jumping the fence into the field next to the River Earn.

Julian Robinson was paragliding from Morrone, Braemar, with Lochnagar in the background just as Scott Mather took this picture.

Sunlight breaking through the clouds was a welcome sight for Malcolm Findlay from Fife who had spent the day climbing a Munro before descending Seana Bhraigh.

Port Ellen was an ideal place for this Highland cow to go strolling. Photo by David Meikle from the Isle of Islay.

Jonathan Manson from Edinburgh liked the shape of this rock. The photo was taken from Tantallon Castle with Bass Rock in the distance.

Sandy Crowe from Falkirk sent in this photo of Grangemouth and the Forth Valley.

One of the event control points during a marathon with Ullapool in the background. David Tipple from Pathhead found the time to take a photo.