Your Pictures of Scotland: 2 - 9 September 2011
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Ken Ross from Inverness took this image of Findochty Harbour and church while on a few days' break in Crovie in Aberdeenshire.
"I think this sums up a Scottish summer - beautiful, but drookit!" said Joanna Daly from Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, who took this photo in her garden.
This view over Loch Lomond to Cameron House Hotel was captured by Sara Billinghurst from Pontypridd in Wales while holidaying in Scotland.
Graham Wilson from Falkirk sent in this photo taken in Glasgow city centre at night.
"This beautiful little garden on the west coast of Orkney is real credit to Mrs Sheila Marwick, who keeps it looking lovely despite its seaside position," said Ursula Martin from St Andrews, who took this picture.
Dolphins playing at Chanonry Point, Fortrose, on the Black Isle. Taken by Angus Chisholm from Inverness.
A foot bridge over the River Lossie in the north east of Scotland. Picture taken by Darko Naumovski from Toronto, Canada.
Catherine Murray sent in this picture taken by Kay Murray in Largs. She said the cloud looked like a flying fish over Millport on the Clyde.
David Elder from East Kilbride said: "I found this amazing statue of a dragon above the beach at Irvine."
This tiger decorated by Emma Elizabeth Kemp was part of the Jungle City Exhibition at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh. Picture by Craig Newton.
After hearing that painting was set to finish on the Forth Bridge, Stuart Low went down to take an evening picture.
James Catto from Lochcarron Primary School took this photograph on a school trip round the Applecross coast. Sent in by his mum Flora Catto.
Pat Maclean from Hertfordshire captured this imaged of a "kilted man" huddling under his umbrella to read his morning newspaper in Lochinver in the Highlands.
Andrew White from Falkirk took this photograph of "a good pool for swimming" in Glen Rosa on Arran - although he said it was too cold for a dip.
Steven Arnott, from Edinburgh, captured this image from Arthur's Seat as he waited for the festival fireworks display to begin.
This view from a lighthouse on the Isle of May was taken by Kirsty Ward from Portobello. The island's lighthouses were open to the public for the first time as part of Doors Open Day.
"Who said the grey squirrels were taking over?" said Ian McConnell from Kinnesswood, who took this picture of an albino squirrel, a non-invited resident at Edinburgh Zoo.
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