Your pictures of Scotland: 3 - 10 October

Sheila Watt's brother and sister-in-law were on holiday from London when they visited the Wallace Monument. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

Stuart Hughes, from Larkhall, visited distilleries on the Isle of Islay with his brother and their respective other halves. Was it just the symmetry of the barrels and view of Jura in across the bay that made Bunnahabhain their favourite?

Scene from a horror movie? No, it's the Millennium Bridge draped in thick fog on Tuesday morning when Neil Manson, from Glasgow, was on his way to work.

Sylvia Beaumont, from North Berwick, spotted this Exmoor pony in North Berwick Law.

An African Daisy "Giles Gibley" was photographed by Michael Sinat, from Clydebank, at the Kibble Palace in Glasgow.

A double back flip into a bungee jump off the Titan Crane in Clydebank. Just a regular Saturday for William Warnock.

Fine weather greeted Morven Sutherland during a week-long break at home in Brora, away from the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh.

Stormy waves in the local harbour. Jim Smith, from Stonehaven, took it as a sign that autumn has arrived.

Signs of autumn further south in Glasgow's Pollok Park. Photo by Claire Thompson.

Mum Rebecca said Olivia "could hardly contain her excitement" during her first visit to Balamory, also known as Tobermory, on the Isle of Mull.

Matheus Maneschy, from Brazil and living in Lisbon, sent in this photo of his two loves; the lady and the location which is the Isle of Skye.

Rona enjoyed a woodland walk with owner Margaret Douglas near Head of Muir, Stirlingshire.

The Great Scottish Run set off from George Square on Sunday morning. Una Clive, from Glasgow, had a vantage point on St Vincent Street to see her husband take part in the half marathon.

Cows on the horizon as the sun rose. Allan Smith, from Edinburgh, and his wife were out for a Sunday morning walk in Carnwath in South Lanarkshire.