Your pictures of Scotland: 29 August - 5 September

Heather Stewart, from Airdrie, visited the Mull of Kintyre and in doing so 'bagged' the last lighthouse on mainland Scotland. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

An entrant in Newburgh scarecrow festival inspired by the local linoleum factory. Photo by Lorraine Clark.

A favoured spot during the big busk on Portobello beach. Ruby and mum Teresa Sumerfield agree.

Gargunnock burn on a sunny August afternoon. Photo by Ken Miller from Glasgow.

The 'waterfall moment' during the festival fireworks at Edinburgh Castle. Florence Edwards, from Edinburgh, watched them from Princes Street.

Lawrence, on the right, completed the Munros after 23 years and several trips from Somerset. John Abbott, from Bristol, said everyone in the photo walked up Stob na Broige, on Buchaille Etive Mor, with him.

Alan Pottinger went for a walk near Edinburgh's Pentland Hills.

The cloud clearing from Stob Binnein. Alan Mackie, from Kinghorn, was on Ben More when he took the photo.

Mary Turner, from Bridge of Weir, had views of the Argyll Hills while on a trip to the Isle of Bute.

James Williams took this selfie while surfing off the coast of Dunnet Bay. He wonders why anyone would need to go to warmer climates.

Viking day at DunCarron medieval village in Carron Valley Forest. Photo by Roy Whittaker from Larbert.

An action sequence of kayakers on Allt a'Chaorainn burn, in Glen Etive, by Paul Crossan.

Ela Dzimitko awoke to a beautiful sunrise after a cold night on Meall Buidhe Ridge in Knoydart.

The sky over Troon looking towards Lady Isle with Ailsa Craig in the background. David McColgan was there on Sunday afternoon.

An aerial view of Glencoe. Kyle Macintyre, from North Ballachulish, used a drone to take the photo.