Your pictures of Scotland: 19 - 26 July
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David MacMillan, from Oban, was trying out a new camera as a thunderstorm approached Loch Creran. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
The Edinburgh Festival parade in the city's Princes Street gardens. Mike Dunn, from Dunfermline, was among the spectators.
A competitor tosses the sheaf during Tiree Show. Photo by Rhoda Meek.
The Isle of Sanday from the air. Gabrielle Dean from Perth, Western Australia, was on a flight from Kirkwall to North Ronaldsay.
A fog bow above Loch Earn. Karen was on her way to Ben Vorlich on Saturday morning. Small water droplets in fog restrict the range of colours refracted in light.
Alex and his cousin had a water balloon fight in Saltcoats. Mum Helen Whyte tried to avoid getting wet.
A picnic on Hirta. Alex Macleod, from Aberdeen, was among the group who chartered a boat to the archipelago of St Kilda to celebrate his brother-in-law Roddy's 50th birthday.
Moonlight over a campsite on the Isle of Tiree. Craig took the photo and girlfriend Sarah Milroy, from Stonehaven, said it had been a 'brilliant festival, super music and sunshine'.
Alan Whyte, from Clydebank, watched the Waverley pass the Henry Bell monument at Bowling. Dumbarton Rock is in the background.
As Ann Pettigrew, from Stirling, said: "The window display says it all".
In the Sound of Iona, Harvey lives out his fantasy of becoming an otter. Photo by Douglas.
For the avoidance of doubt, it is a scarecrow festival. Sylvia Watson, from Kilmarnock, was on her way to Largs at the time.
Fiona and Calum cooled off in Loch Laidon. Photo taken by dad Douglas Grieve from Glasgow.
A view of the Summer Isles. Colin and Liz Sinclair were in Altandhu near Lochinver.
Jane McArthur, from Glasgow, spent an sunny evening in Whiting Bay on the Isle of Arran.
- 28 June 2019
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