Your pictures of Scotland: 30 August - 6 September
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A view of Arthur's Seat and Inchkeith from Hot Pot Wynd in Dysart. Photo by Mike Wragg from Glenrothes. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Rachel Wildgoose, from Dunan, had this view of the Isle of Skye from her vantage point in Applecross.
The symmetry and workmanship of this newly-renovated block of tenement flats, in Paisley, caught Thomas Kerrigan's attention.
Frances Menter, from Dundee, took this photo of a cobweb.
The Red Arrows arrived in Prestwick airport to refuel. Sylvia Watson, from Kilmarnock, said they put on a great display for the crowd.
St Matthews Church, on Tay Street, was photographed by Martin Black from Perth.
The waterfall of fireworks, viewed from Princes Street, was Srinivas Velugotla's favourite part of the end of the Edinburgh festival.
A view of Loch Gilp, part of Loch Fyne, from Nick Gallacher's friend's back garden in Ardrishaig.
Lamp posts in Edinburgh. Photo by Brian Hughes from Wishaw.
Kate O'Hara had "a good drying day" for nappies in Linlithgow.
The Hydro, in Glasgow, illuminated at night. Stephen Mahoney, from Dumbarton, was in Glasgow Skypark on 1 September.
A windy weekend canoe trip on Creag an Dubh Loch for Peter Fry.
Six-year-old Angus was on a homework expedition in Dollar Glen with dad David Lumsden.
Angela Byrne shows off her biggest ever catch, a 17lb pike, caught near Port William, with husband Sean and son Luke.
The good summer weather produced a glut of raspberries. Michael Beglan was in the gardens of Culross Palace.
Isla wanted a display balloon in Tobermory. Dad Robert Davidson, from Coatbridge, said the smiles soon disappeared when she could not have one.
Lochcarron on the banks of Loch Carron. Kathleen Skinner, from Inverness, and her friend were on their way to Plockton.
- 28 June 2019
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