Your pictures of Scotland: 6-13 November
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Malcolm Barron, from Aberdour, was at Black Sands in Fife. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk
A fishing boat surrounded by gulls as it headed towards Troon harbour on Friday. Photo by Ken Ramsay from Elderslie.
The River Tay at Dunkeld. Photo by Colin Blues.
A crowd gathered to watch a bonfire in Forres. David Brownless, from Auldearn, was among the spectators.
Four-month-old puppies Fynn and Scout had a tug-of-war over seaweed on Skye's Ashaig beach. Photo by Steve Howard from Derbyshire.
Stephen Steiner walked through Balbirnie Woods, Markinch.
The hills around Ardgarten and Cowal as seen from summit of the Cobbler. John Hamilton was there on Tuesday afternoon.
Water droplets on the last remaining leaves of autumn. Photo by Bruce Cockburn.
Caroline Smith was in Corpach Basin.
The Hermitage in Dunkeld. Jo Moir was visiting from Norwich.
The Kelpies illuminated for Remembrance Day. Syd Thomson, from Stenhousemuir, was there on Saturday for a 5K run around Helix Park.
Sally Smith, from Dunblane, watched the swollen Allan Water from the town's Faery Bridge.
HMS Diamond arrives in Aberdeen harbour. David Elrick said the Royal Navy destroyer was there for Remembrance Day.
Douglas MacDowall went on an evening bike ride in the Pentlands, overlooking Threipmuir Reservoir.
Helen McRae went home to Sandend Bay.
The Garden of Remembrance in Edinburgh. "Thank you", says it all for Maria Forrest from Rosyth.
Glow sticks provided 'between fireworks' entertainment in Killearn on Saturday. Photo by Phil Thompson.
Cara splashed in puddles as mum Claire tried to avoid the mud.
Pauline Eggermont, from Inverness, described Crovie as: "One of the little atmospheric fishing villages lodged between the mountain and the sea".
Glenn and Denise were on holiday in Arrochar when they saw Ben Lui and Ben More from Beinn Ime.
Sunset over Carlingwark Loch on Saturday. Photo by David Young from Castle Douglas.
The Falls of Dochart after heavy rain on Tuesday. Hazel and David Sime, from Perth, were there for their anniversary.
Paul Cameron watched a badger forage for food in Aberdeenshire.
A break in the storm over Glasgow on Sunday afternoon. Photo by Shona Renwicks from Airdrie.
- 28 June 2019
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