Your pictures of Scotland
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 2 and 9 December. Send your photos to scotlandpictures@bbc.co.uk or our Instagram at #bbcscotlandpics.
Image source, Scott HetheringtonScott Hetherington had a "chilly morning walk" in Glasgow.
Image source, Rosie FaroRosie Faro, from Western Australia, was visiting family in Aberdeen for the first time in almost 30 years when she spotted this cheeky chap.
Image source, Mairi Macdonald Mairi Macdonald, from Glasgow, spotted the village of Glencoe as she climbed Cnap Glas on Monday.
Image source, Allan MansonAberdeenshire sunset reflected in the windows of a house. Photo by Allan Manson from Udny.
Image source, Ross CollinsRoss Collins, from Newcastle Upon Tyne, says he often "hops across the border to take in the sights", including Castle Stalker.
Image source, Iain McGregorIain McGregor, from Falkirk, was looking from the Kincardine Bridge across to Grangemouth.
Image source, Margaret EastonA Sunday walk through Craigvinean Forest and The Hermitage. Margaret Easton says she can see why its called Big Tree Country.
Image source, Brian HughesSunset over Millport. Brian Hughes, from Wishaw, was in Largs.
Image source, Douglas TaylorDouglas Taylor, from Aberdeen, wondered what Sir Walter Scott would think of Edinburgh's Christmas market.
Image source, Therese MacDonaldA triple rainbow over Aird Bernisdale, Skye. Therese MacDonald saw it on Saturday morning.
Image source, Ann PettigrewThe first frost of winter in Ann Pettigrew's garden.
Image source, Lynn RobinsonThe Kessock Bridge was enveloped in fog on Sunday. Photo by Lynn Robinson from Inverness.
Image source, Martin HooperThese stags watched Martin Hooper descend Cul Mor, near Elphin, on Monday afternoon.
Image source, Colin MacKinnonSunset over the River Lochy at Lochybridge. Colin MacKinnon, from Fort William, was also out and about on Monday.
Image source, Andrew LynasAerial photo of Aberdeen. Photo by Andrew Lynas.
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- 28 June 2019
