Your pictures of Scotland: 4 - 11 May
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Canoes on Culzean beach were photographed by Dyane Reid from Ayr. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Struan made the most of his day off with a trip to Braehead while his school was used as a polling station in the local council elections. Mum Karen Bass is in the background.
A cherry blossom tree in the grounds of a hospital. Margaret Kadobinska, from Edinburgh, thought the gardens would help patients recover.
Farriers at work with Clydesdale horses in Pollok Park, Glasgow, were photographed by Gill Williamson.
Davy Morewood on a 1953 500 Ariel. Donald Young said he went on to win the Scottish Pre 65 trial in Kinlochleven.
Does this duck have a record number of ducklings? Katherine Fotheringham, from Scone, counted 19.
Rangers played host to Motherwell in the last game of the season. Gary Cousin, from Newton Means, wondered if it was the Ibrox team's last game in the SPL.
Lawrie Neilson took a detour on his way home to South Queensferry to take this shot of the view from Dalmeny train station.
A bird's eye view of Rothesay, on the Isle of Bute, was sent in by Charles Woodford from Falkirk.
Kinghorn, Fife, was the location of the Black Rock 5 race on 4 May. Kirstie Wakefield was among the spectators.
Cambo Estate in Fife held a tulip festival as you can see courtesy of Teresa Sumerfield from South Queensferry.
A sunny but cold day in St Abbs was caught on camera by Colin McLean from Peebles.
Stuart Donaldson, from Fife, admired the recycled golf equipment at the Ladies Golf Union on the Scores in St Andrews.
Rays of sunlight lit up gorse on the Ochil Hills above Blairlogie. Bob Garvie, from Lennoxtown, took the photo.
Jennifer appears to be holding the sun while on holiday on the Isle of Harris with Jill Ferguson from Glasgow.
- Published28 June 2019
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