Your pictures of Scotland: 4 - 11 April
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A holiday snap from the Ring of Brodgar in the Orkney Islands, taken by Morven Neil, from Dingwall. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
Spring has arrived in Margaret Douglas' garden in Head of Muir, Stirlingshire.
David Lawson's children got to look around the army Apache that landed in an Aberdeenshire field. Photo sent in by grandfather Stewart Lawson.
A cannon on Calton Hill was photographed by Colin Myers from Edinburgh.
The Glasgow Nightingale club pictured in July 1966. They were cycling 112 miles from Inverness to Perth. Anne Horn has fond memories.
Findhorn beach on Saturday evening. Laurie Stewart, from Elgin, was looking west towards Souter of Cromarty.
St Andrews Square in Edinburgh. Joyce Grieves called this photo "The Kiss".
Fiona Macdonald, from Glasgow, was 25p short to buy any daffodils so had to make do with a photo. Taken in Dollerie, Perthshire.
Marion relaxed by McCaig's Tower, Oban. Jens Burkhardt, from Germany, said the Dresden single malt whisky club all enjoyed their trip to Scotland.
An A380 super jumbo dwarfed the plane alongside it at Glasgow airport. Aviation enthusiast Douglas Robertson took daughter Holly to see it touch down on Thursday.
Julia Wait, from Cannich, spotted this rock face near Dog Falls in Glen Affric.
A ferry crosses the Firth of Lorne heading towards the Isle of Mull. Nick Ray, from the Isle of Kerrera, was on the knoll behind the marina watching the sun set.
Anthony Robson sent in this photo of a fox.
Scott had fun while walking to Cramond Island. Claire Godley, from Edinburgh, thought it make a good profile picture.
Vintage cars took part in The Flying Scotsman rally on Sunday 6 April. Margaret Kane sent in this photo by Gavin Kane taken on Doctor's Brae, Longcroft.
- Published28 June 2019
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