Your pictures of Scotland: 8 - 15 March

Houses by the sea in Anstruther. Grant Thomson said he braved the elements during the coastal walk. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Old motorbike cylinder parts caught the attention of Wull Taylor from Pencaitland, East Lothian, at the Scottish Motorcycle Show.

Old motorbike cylinder parts caught the attention of Wull Taylor from Pencaitland, East Lothian, at the Scottish Motorcycle Show.

A walk through the forest near Innerwick reminded Euan Sturrock, from Angus, of the life Scots led before civilisation.

Flowers for mum on mother's day. Photo by Amy McCann from Barrhead.

Winter showers were headed for shore. Grant Reid, from Broughty Ferry, watched the sun rise over the Bell Rock Lighthouse from Buddon.

Ellie and Geoff spotted these patterns in the ice at 1,141m up Cairngorm. Photo sent in by Geoff Simpson.

Tim Aitchison, from Croydon, found this installation of old plastic bottles and low-energy lights at the McManus Galleries in Dundee an enlightening experience.

The village of Killin and Loch Tay from Stron a'Chlachain by Andy Hall from Inverness.

Lorna Stewart, from Aberdeen, said it was as cold as it looked around the harbour.

Mum Sinead Bell, from Inverness, dad Keith, children Toby and Constance had been "pelted by snow storms" before the sun came out in time for their picnic by the River Beauly.

Emily and Becca played in the snow. Dad Kirk Lothian, from Carluke, said he was back in the house in 10 minutes while they stayed out for an hour.

An ornament in Allison Clelland's garden in Newbigging, Carnwath, caught the last rays of the sun on Monday.

Nicola, from Falkirk, said her 13-year-old son Robbie and his friend made these Red Nose Day cakes to sell to teachers and friends to raise money.

Hugh Ferry, from Chapelhall, was working on the Isle of Barra during the week.