Your pictures of Scotland: 24 June - 1 July
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Keith Helliwell visited 13th Century Dunure Castle near Ayr. Send your pictures to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk or Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.
John Rodgers, from Port Glasgow, watched fishermen hard at work in the town.
Fishing experts were also to be seen around Aviemore. Michael Yuille, from Dunblane, watched the heron swoop in once the osprey was forced to drop the too-big trout.
Ross Halliday revamped the garage door after a tumultuous week in politics.
A fishing buoy off the coast of Copinsay. Photo by Richard Bland from Orkney.
Four-year-old Jessica thinks she has struck gold while on holiday at Onich in the Highlands. Her mum said it was the brightest double rainbow the family had ever seen.
The gardens at Crathes Castle looked "blooming marvellous", said Alan C Tough from Elgin.
Keith Bremner sent in this photo of Nairn beach.
A restored concrete bus shelter in Whiting Bay. Paul Thomson was on holiday on Arran.
Scott Anderson's family camped by Loch Vrotachan, Glenshee, on Friday night.
Sunset on the longest day of the year. John Diamond was in Ballantrae looking towards Kintyre.
A year in the life of trees in Glasgow was captured by Tiyas Chakroborty.
Laurie, from Troon, tackled the Great Glen Canoe Trail near Loch Lochy.
Amanda Hutchison's ducks cooled off in Dornock, near Annan.
The Barclay Curle Crane, in Glasgow, remains an impressive sight says Stuart Neville from Clydebank.
Grahame Sutherland visited the Loup of Fintry on Monday.
A Fraserburgh painter who gives a make-over to the harbour's fishing boats. David Nicol, from Stonehaven, says the paint is about 3” thick after years of work.
The "green" sea off Arbroath, not the Mediterranean. Laura Taylor went for a walk along the beach on Sunday.
The Spirit of Scotland sculpture at Loudoun Hill. Photo by Scott Young from Stoneyburn.
Stef, pictured with support runner Shona, had a 2.4 mile sea swim, a 125 mile bike ride and then ran a marathon during the Celtman triathlon. Mark Begbie, from Falkirk, said he finished 36th out of over 220 competitors.
Dusk settled over The Kelpies. Photo by James McCrae from Livingston
Ryan Moore camped near Loch Achray.
- 28 June 2019
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