Your Pictures of Scotland: 5 August - 12 August
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David Cooper from Glenrothes, sent in this photograph of the 'new duck pond' that had formed in his garden.
Angus Chisholm from Inverness sent us this photograph of Tolsta beach on the Isle of Lewis.
Jason Clarke from Glasgow took this picture of a flooded Sighthill cemetery this week.
Chee Seong Foo from Livingston managed to capture the northern lights visible this week over Loch Turret Reservoir.
Kendall Kay said of this picture - "stunning scenery, fab weather, dear friends and a well deserved refreshment".
Lisa Spiers from Carnoustie said this hare and young sparrow were just sitting together on a tree that had fallen in her garden at the start of the year during the bad weather.
Twin sisters Imogen and Emilia Barlow make the most of a flooded footpath in Dalgety Bay, Fife.
Sue Rees said that it was very wet day but she still enjoyed the Traquair fair and the fire men added some warmth and humour to the event.
Emma Campbell from Denny said she didn't know who was more surprised when the curtains were opened one morning this week.
Sylvia Beaumont from North Berwick captured the sailing dinghies at North Berwick during the Topper Championships.
Vic Sharp from Roslin sent in this picture of a fox taken while he was out walking in a field near his house.
Sandy Crowe from Falkirk said his son was "lost in the moment" on a trip to Loch Earn.
Morris Leonard from Killearn photographed the fish sculpture at Loch Ard in the Trossachs, this week.
- 28 June 2019
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