Your pictures of Scotland: 17 - 24 October
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Judith Chalmers, from Stewarton, captioned this photo "Chalmers boys building a sandcastle at Camusdarach beach, Arisaig". If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews
The Hermitage in all its autumnal glory. Ivan Brenkel, from Aberdour, was there on Sunday.
Reflections in Lerwick harbour. Photo by Frances Menter.
The Enchanted Forest in Pitlochry. Angela Milne, from Marywell in Aberdeenshire, said it was "another stunning show".
The bonny banks of the River Ness. Heather Combe, from London, originally Edinburgh, was attending a friend's wedding.
Adam went in search of conkers in Pollok Estate with mum Mary Mathieson.
Bruach na Frithe, on the Isle of Skye, was Jamie's first Munro. Dad Iain Sutherland, from Nairn, said the main Cuillin ridge is in the background.
Smoke drifted through the thatch at Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore. Photo by Neil MacNeill from Edinburgh.
This colourful photo of a "thoughtful" puffin was taken on the Isle of Lunga, was taken by Sandra Scott, from Dalry in Ayrshire.
A squat lobster and sea squirts in Loch Fyne. Gordon Prescott spotted them during a diving trip with Aberdeen sub aqua club.
Rain clouds moved in over Eilean Donan castle. Derek Souter, from Cumbernauld, was there on Saturday.
Scotland felt the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo at the start of the week. Gavin Campbell, from Port Ellen, watched Soldier's Rock, being lashed by waves off the coast of the Isle of Islay.
Mark took this photo of Glen Artney, in Perthshire, from a microlight.
Mum Gillian obliged when Angus wanted to play leap frog on Scarasta beach on the Isle of Harris. Native Hebridean Peter Maciver was on holiday from Glasgow.
Young Jamie left his Spiderman wellies on the beach in Elgol on Isle of Skye while he went paddling, allowing Ian Robertson, from Kilmore, to snatch this shot.
Glasgow's Botanic Gardens were photographed by Michael Beglan.
- Published28 June 2019
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