Your Pictures of Scotland: 29 July - 5 August
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The view from Bidean nam Bian in Glencoe, looking towards Ben Nevis over the Aonach Eagach Ridge, was a welcome sight for Thomas Lavelle from Glasgow. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
This skua took a fish from Tony Diver's hand during a sea fishing trip off Stornoway. Gordon Macrae took the photo.
A water lily in Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy was a good spot for this water vole to enjoy the sunshine. Andrew Herbert from Kinghorn stayed on dry land to take the photo.
Their first holiday in the Highlands took Steff Martin's family to Plockton. The family found time for crab fishing during their break from Bonnybridge.
Mike Cooper from Aberdeenshire was there to see the drums and pipes of the Gordon Highlander Association play in the grounds of Drum Castle.
This is the view from the office in Glasgow where Stuart Neville from Clydebank works.
Fenella, David and Sholto found a way to cool off in Duart Bay on the Isle of Mull while mum Sarah James looked on.
Time for a rest for these walkers and Jim Ross from Linlithgow. Buachaille Etive Mor provided a scenic backdrop.
This former hotel in John O'Groats has had a facelift. The bright facade caught the attention of Helen Murray during a trip to Caithness.
Damp, cold weather deterred neither these cyclists nor David Blackwood from an evening out in Bellahouston Park.
Then they were gone. Frances Menter watched from the safety of her flat in Camperdown Street, Dundee as nearby high rise flats were demolished.
Tartan Day in Union Street was a colourful affair. Greg Wittrick from Aberdeen captured a parade leader in full ceremonial dress.
A walk along the Cateran Trail gave Jim Reynolds from Bargeddie a good view of the Spittal of Glenshee.
A competitor tackles the cross-country phase of Hopetoun International Horse Trials. Simon Humphreys from Edinburgh saw Hopetoun House and the River Forth in the background.
The maze at Pollok House entertained David Stewart and his family from Johnstone. He took this photo just before a wedding party arrived.
- Published28 June 2019
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