Your pictures of Scotland: 11 - 18 April
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Colin watched two anglers make their way back to Balmaha across a stormy Loch Lomond. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
There were all sorts of onlookers during Keith Jack's visit to Glen Etive.
Julian Paren, from Munlochy, had this view of Bruray looking towards Housay, Out Skerries, in Shetland.
Picturesque Cumbernauld on Wednesday morning. Photo by Brian Cairns from Coatbridge.
The sun shone and a rainbow appeared over Buckie on Tuesday. Photo by Sheila Stickie.
Flowers in the Botanic Gardens were photographed by Lizzie Stewart from Edinburgh.
Dusk fell over Edinburgh. Lee Kindness had wet feet getting back to dry land thanks to the incoming tide.
A family day out to St Cyrus. Olivia, Annie, Rhona and Honey the retriever were photographed by dad James Munro from Garelochhead.
Duncan Buchanan spent an hour admiring the sunset over the Isle of Mull whilst camped at Loch na Keal at the foot of Ben More.
Ruaridh and Eilidh tackled the Quiraing, Isle of Skye. Dad Jonny and mum Karen Cornwell, from Bothwell, were there to celebrate their 40th birthdays.
Golden retriever Tevin fancied being the third Kelpie at The Helix near Falkirk. Photo by Kalina Gorniak from Larbert.
Bostadh Iron Age settlement on the Isle of Lewis. Audrey Maclean was on holiday from Gibralter.
Ruairidh Campbell watched the rugby action during the Melrose Sevens at the weekend.
Eric Niven sent in this picture of a female blackbird taking back some old cigarette papers for her nest in the grounds of Dundee University.
Lochaber man Bill Cameron took this stunning image looking out from Ben Nevis early on Wednesday morning.
- Published28 June 2019
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