Your pictures of Scotland: 24 - 31 May
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Dundee waterfront. Matt Ogston from Murthly, Perthshire, captured the scene around 05:00 on Wednesday. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Rob Lightbody, from Glasgow, said there were 180 cars lined up along Troon esplanade for the Mini car club outing.
Sian got a different view from the top of Ben Nevis while Lesley Anderson, from Dundee, opted to have both feet firmly on the ground.
The owners of these boots were among a group of 24 friends and family who had climbed Glencoe's Coffin Trail. Photo by Liz Melvin from Glenrothes.
Newhaven gala queen arrived in the harbour on Saturday. Photo by Mrs Jan Dobie from Edinburgh.
Emily enjoyed the first days of summer. Dad Kirk Lothian, from Carluke, said the good weather even inspired him to cut the grass.
A surfer at Seacliff beach, North Berwick. Douglas Potter said a short paddle was enough for him.
Peter's 30th birthday. Dad Alistair Ballantine, from Glenrothes, said: "The party had been long in the planning but the weather gods decided to smile on everyone that day."
The British Gold Panning Championships were under way in Wanlockhead when Fraser McDougall, from Stewarton, stopped by on Saturday.
Ian Gordon, from Fife, recognised Culross from the opening scenes in Captain America when the street doubled for Norway.
Sunset over Sandwood Bay. Chris Dwyer, from Milngavie, spent two nights camping in the area.
Blue poppies at Mount Stewart House, on the Isle of Bute, were photographed by Larry McColgan from Largs.
Seven mountains and 16 miles make up the Isle of Jura Fell Race. Kirsten Gow said the winner made it home in three hours, 19 minutes.
Waiting patiently for the driver to return in Luncarty. Mike Gloistein, from Scone, was on a bike ride.
- Published28 June 2019
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