Your pictures of Scotland: 6 - 13 June
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"A beautiful day on Vatersay last week", said Liz Hanson from Melrose. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

An elephant hawk moth visited Lee Brown's garden at Craigdarroch Lodge, near Moniaive, in Dumfriesshire.
Image source, Sarah Kemp
Holm sailing club on a calm evening. Photo by Sarah Kemp from the Orkney Islands.
Image source, Richard hill
Crowds thronged along Glasgow's Byres Road for the West End Festival. Richard Hill found a more peaceful vantage point in a nearby terrace.
Image source, Martin Briscoe
Wight Rose won the Three Peaks Yacht Race after it passed through Corran Narrows on Tuesday evening. Photo by Martin Briscoe from Fort William.
Image source, Bill Cameron
A snow bridge left by melt water running off the arĂȘte on the north side of Ben Nevis. Bill Cameron, from Lochaber, was out running along Coire Leis on Saturday.
Image source, Colin Riach
Colin Riach did not spot any wildlife from the Stornoway to Ullapool ferry on Saturday but did capture the coastguard training exercise.
Image source, Paul Thompson
The fish-ladder at Allangibbon Bridge, Earlstoun Loch, allow salmon to move up-river. Paul Thompson, form Manchester, said the dam is part of the Galloway hydro-electric power scheme.
Image source, Thomas Donachie
The Gumball 3000 Rally arrived at Prestwick airport. Thomas Donachie, from Renfrew, was among the crowds who gathered to watch it.
Image source, Sharon Lakin
Liz, Sue and 12 friends flew from Manchester to spend 11 hours walking 17 miles along Foinaven. Sharon Lakin, from Derby, said it was a girl's walking weekend.
Image source, Jess
Aberdonian Jess and friend Matt had fish and chips while watching the sunset over Stonehaven.
Image source, Alan Kay
Buckets and spades on Troon beach. Alan Kay, from Glasgow, said the owners were playing in the sea nearby.
Image source, Lynn Johnston
Lynn Johnston was in Pennan on Sunday afternoon.
Image source, Darren Brogan
Devilla Forest on Wednesday evening. Darren Brogan, from Dunfermline, was in training for the Caledonian Challenge.
Image source, Liz Hamilton
Liz Hamilton, from Tarves, said there was "serious competition" at the Monymusk boules tournament.
Image source, Chris Wilson
Sunset over Blackness. Chris Wilson, from Edinburgh, watched from the other side of the Forth.
- 28 June 2019
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