Your pictures of Scotland: 16-23 October
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Hawick's Wilton Park. Photo by Graham Borthwick from Galashiels. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk
Ben Nevis as seen from a cruise boat on Loch Linnhe. Beata Gurajek and husband Mike, from Edinburgh, were on holiday in Fort William.
Norman Watson, from Aberdeen, visited the city's Johnston Gardens.
Gordon Murch, from Luncarty, had "a stunning day" on the north end of the Isle of Iona.
The end of the day in Gardenstown, Banff. Alastair Bellamy was on holiday from Perth.
Swans flew over Blackwaterfoot on the Isle of Arran. Photo by Scott McNeill from Falkirk.
An aerial view of the Cairngorms. Photo by Marta Krakowiecka.
Kingussie and the Cairngorms. Local resident John Patchett was on Creag Bheag one afternoon.
Mark Harwood, from Livingston, spotted these military ships off the Ayrshire coast on Sunday.
One tree is autumnal, its neighbour appears to still be in summer. Jeff Hattie, from Uplawmoor, went for a walk on Sunday.
The Gyle in Edinburgh. Photo by Ian Underwood.
Malcolm Whyte had this view of Loch Etive, Ben Starav and Glen Kinglass from Meall Dearg.
Todd and Murray chased dad's kite near Covesea lighthouse, Lossiemouth, as mum Eona Gilchrist watched proceedings.
A goldcrest flew into Andrew Bell's window in Dalry.
The site of the new V&A Museum at Dundee waterfront. Gavin Greig, from Kingsbarns, was on his way to work.
Kay Ranson's five-month-old Toller puppy enjoyed the trip to Prestwick beach.
Early morning mist had yet to lift from Bearsden golf course on Saturday morning. Photo by Richard McGarry.
Valerie Pegler, from Livingston, visited Loch Lomond.
A crowd gathered to watch a man and his jetpack on Oban Bay on Saturday afternoon. Drew Walker, from Strathaven, said the onlookers had as much fun watching him.
Senthil Gandi, from Edinburgh, and his brother took this 1966 Beetle for a spin in Aberdeen.
The Falls of Clyde at Dundaff Linn. Steven McCann thought the water level low for October.
Brian Forsyth, from Westmuir, stopped by Loch Faskally on Friday.
Dusk fell over Pettycur harbour, Kinghorn. Blair McHattie says Burntisland and the Forth bridges are in the background.
Work continues on Aberdeen bypass. Bob Wilson, from Newmachar, was on his way to work when he passed through Dyce.
- Published28 June 2019
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