Your Pictures of Scotland: 16 - 23 September
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Boom beach in Mellon Charles, Wester Ross. Jen Wiseman said it was the site of a naval base during World War II. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
As Kenny Fulton crossed the river in Glencoe, Jen Wilcox wondered whether a kayak would have been a better choice of transport for the day.
A walk around Cowgill upper reservoir on a dreich day was brightened by this colourful heather. David Graham from South Lanarkshire stopped to take a closer look.
Getting lost among the sculptures in Jupiter Artland, West Lothian, made for an enjoyable weekend for Ian McAteer from Edinburgh.
The skies were clear after a day of torrential rain over Dundee. Shelly Waugh admired the view.
Nicola Garman from Edinburgh took this photo of a wedding at Prestonfield.
An early start was in order for Gary Bradley from Greenock, who snapped this cruise ship on its first stop in the port.
The colour of this wall-climber on Pollok House is a sign that autumn is on its way for Brendan Murphy from Coatbridge.
Take care if you walk by the River Allan in Dunblane. Brigitte Beck-Wörner took this photo showing where part of the path has fallen into the river.
How many people were putting up scaffolding? Andy Farrington from Newton Stewart counted 10 people working at Merchants' House in Glasgow.
This pile of firewood in Johnshaven caught the attention of Allan Urquhart from Aberdeen.
Prestwick Sailing Club regatta drew the crowds, including Marina Clement.
Lewis was airborne when he jumped off a cairn on the Campsies. Mum Suzanne Robertson from Hamilton stayed firmly on the ground.
The sun came out as Hazeelin Hassan from Surrey walked through Rothiemurcus Forest towards Loch Morlich.
- 28 June 2019
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