Your pictures of Scotland: 8 - 15 August
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Mike Westwood, from Peterculter, said the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games inspired Campbell and sister Iona who were on holiday on Horgabost beach, Isle of Harris.
Fred Howard from Redding, near Falkirk, was just horsing around when he took this picture of the Kelpies in all their glory.
David Palmer, from Glasgow, came across a Sunday afternoon painting class at Cambo House near Crail.
A holiday snap of Luskentyre beach on the Isle of Harris. Photo by Louise Pilkington from Ayr.
Uig on the Isle of Lewis has its own unique brand of roadside entertainment, as seen by holidaymaker Kenny Steele from Bathgate.
A trip to Islay's Kintra beach presented a predicament for these ladies - Janice Sommerville and Corinne Birrell. How do you drink while wearing a midge net?
Fionnphort, on the Isle of Mull, at low tide. Jackie Smith, from Inverkip, was looking forward to a few days on the island.
Surf's up for this windsurfer enjoying the waves in Elie. He was spotted by Angus Meldrum.
Birds of a feather hate the weather. Three swallow chicks snuggle up to keep warm in a gutter while it was "blowing a gale" and raining at Lynn Roberts' home in Aberdeenshire.
Leaves on the track. David May was blown away by the sight of Kingussie railway station in the aftermath of Hurricane Bertha.
Gregor surfed off Balevullin beach on the Isle of Tiree. Dad Kenny Robertson, from Comrie, said he just wanted one more wave.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Supermoon over Edinburgh Castle, captured by Cathy Lovell from Peebles.
Neil Manson was strolling along the Kelvin walkway in Glasgow when he spotted this heron waiting - very patiently - for a fish.
Neigh way out. Four horses cut off from land, as seen from the road between Carr Bridge and Grantown on Spey by David May.
It's a tree-annosaurus rex! Robert Currie, from Greenock, spotted this monster while walking in Ardgowan estate near Inverkip.
- Published28 June 2019
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