Your pictures of Scotland: 9 - 16 August
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This front garden in Pittenweem had taken on the appearance of a wild meadow. Photo by Alan Whyte from Clydebank. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Another piece of Iona Court disappears from Glasgow. The flats, near Derek Walton's office in Govan, are being demolished mechanically.
Jellyfish on Ganavan Sands near Oban. Photo by Emma Campbell.
A driver deep in thought in the lead-up to a stock car race in Cowdenbeath. Richard Thomson, from Muckhart, was there on Saturday for the championship races.
Vanessa McGilliard's husband and children, Ronan and Kyla, jumped into the sea off Vatersay beach on the Isle of Barra.
Fergus, from Aberdeenshire, saw the prize-winning Highland bull at the Banchory show.
This scarecrow in Carbost, on the Isle of Skye, was part of the Tattie Bogal festival. Mrs Gillian Swinglehurst, from Burghead, was on holiday with her husband Mark.
Tish Mitchell's aunt and uncle were "game for clambering down ladders to get onto the boat", for a trip to the Summer Isles.
The heights of the Edinburgh festival. Photo by Dougie Johnston.
Kate MacKenzie said this was the winning team in the raft race at Johnshaven's annual fish festival.
Diorbhail Wentworth's mum and brother saw a marquee, on the left in the distance, that had been used for filming with David Tennant and Billy Connolly. Diorbhail was back home in South Erradale, Wester Ross, from London.
Mhairi enjoyed the sun and sand on Achmelvich beach with parents Dot and Stephen Roy from Kilburnie.
Runrig's 40th anniversary concert in the Black Isle on Saturday. John Robinson, from Bonar Bridge, said it was "a brilliant show".
Abandoned cricket stumps on Achmelvich beach. William Macleman thought it looked as though sun, not rain, had stopped play.
Runners dressed appropriately for the Perth Kilt Run on Saturday. John Andrew, from Auchterarder, saw them off in North Inch.
- 28 June 2019
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