Your pictures of Scotland: 26 July - 2 August
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The beach at Bellochantuy on the Kintyre peninsula was photographed by Patrick Prosser. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
A resident in the garden in Eddleston near Peebles. Tish Chalmers said she was not quick enough to snap the other mole.
A beautiful window of a bar in Glasgow city centre provided Stuart Neville, from Clydebank, with a photographic opportunity.
Zoe and dad Will Feasey, from Newtonhill, were at Loch Morlich. The Cairngorms are in the background.
George McFadden, from Erskine, said Sam was deciding what to chase next.
Langholm Common Riding. Alan Corrie went with his 70-year-old father Jock and they "had a ball in the fantastic Scottish summer weather".
Frances Menter, from Dundee, wondered if this hideaway near Auchmithie would soon be hidden completely.
The demolition of the chimney at Inverkip power station marked the end of an era. Michael Lithgow and his family, from Kilmarnock, were there to witness the moment.
Flash flooding on Tuesday afternoon caused a drain to burst in a street in the Granite City. Photo by Jamie MacGregor from Aberdeen.
The concourse of Weymss Bay train station. Photo by Alex Robertson from Glasgow.
Jamie proudly shows his dad a freshly caught mackerel from the Clyde at Gourock.
Robert Davidson, from Coatbridge, caught a train coming into Partick train station in Glasgow.
A competitor in the weight throw at Airth Highland Games on Saturday. Photo by Ewan McTaggart from Polmont.
Whitelee wind farm by Martin McPhie.
The lighting of Robert Montgomery's poem on the Mound signalled the start of the Edinburgh Art Festival. Sarah Adams watched the sculpture burn.
- Published28 June 2019
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