Your pictures of Scotland: 29 November - 6 December

The sky is a firey red colour. There are a few dark hills in the background and four rowing boats in the foreground which are blue and white. — Image caption,
Miles Harrison captured this magnificent view across the Dornoch Firth from Portmahomack at daybreak.

6 December 2024

Updated 13 December 2024

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 29 November to 6 December.

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There is a warped-looking bridge in the refection and some bollards with some buildings in the background of the reflection. There is a tree at the side of the building. — Image caption,
Peter Todd was looking at the reflection of the new Govan bridge with Govan behind in the window of the Transport Museum.

Landscape image of a pale pink sky over the hills with frost-covered trees and grass below next to a river — Image caption,
John Dewar from Kilmaurs, Ayrshire enjoyed a calm moment on the River Moriston in Inverness-shire.

A close-up image of baubles hanging from a ceiling in a shop. You can see price tags hanging from some of them. There is a Santa holding bagpipes which is the most prominent bauble. — Image caption,
Janina Dolny was getting into the Christmas spirit at the Winterfest Christmas Market in Glasgow's George Square.

The road is covered in snow. The sky is dark and trees behind a wall, which are covered in snow, are illuminated by a street light. — Image caption,
Sandra Cairncross had a lovely snowy welcome in Pitlochry when she got off the bus.

Bronze sculpture of a man with his arms crossed, located on a busy street as blurred shoppers rush by in the background — Image caption,
Michael O'Kane from Bridge of Earn stopped to enjoy a moment of quiet among the busy Christmas shoppers in Perth next to David Annand's "Nae day sae dark" sculpture. He said the statue looked "content not to be Christmas shopping".

The dam is in the middle of the picture and you can just make out a strip of water behind it. It is surrounded by dark brown hills and a blue sky. — Image caption,
Kevin Hamill used a drone to capture this majestic picture of Ben Lawers dam near Killin.

Small black and white dog wearing a red tartan jacket standing on a boulder with a stream and hills in the background — Image caption,
Karen Wilson snapped this beautiful photo of Tibetan terrier Bonnie during a walk though Glen Rosa, Arran.

The sky is yellow and hangs over a stone arched bridge which has a river running under it. — Image caption,
Ellie Berbec said this view of Carrbridge packhorse bridge felt like a postcard moment.

The silhouette of a tree against a dark sky that has swirly clouds in it. — Image caption,
Alison JC Brown night took this shot of a tree against "swirly clouds" in Maxwell Park, Pollokshields, Glasgow.

A huge cloud in the sky that is a luminous orange colour. There is a snowy scene underneath of fields, a road and a fence. — Image caption,
Suz Stewart watched as Storm Bert was building up in the distance at Slains, Aberdeenshire.

A yellow helicopter sits on the tarmac with a sunset behind it. The sky is orange, red and yellow. — Image caption,
Suzanne Watson caught the sunset at Aberdeen Airport.

Droplets of water all around this kingfisher as it beats its wings to lift off from the water. It has a fish in its mouth. The bird is blue and orange. — Image caption,
Peter Wilkinson caught this breathtaking shot of a kingfisher near Kirkcudbright making a splash while fishing.

A chink of sunlight through a gap in buildings. The buildings are dark and silhouetted against this bright light. — Image caption,
Colin Eaton captured a very moody Edinburgh on George IV Bridge.

A Santa with a long string beard is on the right of the picture. On the left you can see another Santa with a sack. He has his back to the camera. They are large stuffed toys. The ceiling is wooden and there is a Christmas tree in the centre of the picture. — Image caption,
Ruth Walsh enjoyed a visit to the annual Christmas Tree Festival at St Conan’s Kirk, Lochawe, where there were more than 70 trees decorated by local community groups and businesses.

Overhead image of a small village nestled among hills and a tree-covered area with low hanging fog over the houses obscuring them slightly — Image caption,
Eric Niven from Dundee enjoyed a misty early morning walk up Birnam hill, Perth.

White plumes of smoke rise from a train on a train track which is elevated by stone pillars. There are green fields and mountains all around it. — Image caption,
Colin Eaton used a drone to get this atmospheric shot of the Hogwarts Express crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct.

An angel statue completely made of metal knives. The angel is looking down and is holding its hands out. — Image caption,
Angela Pearson saw this emotive Knife Angel sculpture in Perth city centre.

Two stags stand motionless in front of a loch. There are snowy mountains in the background. — Image caption,
Luke Murray had this picture postcard moment at Quinag, Kylesku Bridge car park, Assynt.

A snowy scene. There is a river in the foreground and a huge mountain in the background covered in snow. there is a tiny white house in the centre which is hard to make out due to the whole picture being white with snow. — Image caption,
John Cuthbert visited The Lagangarbh Hut in Glencoe to tick it off his bucket list.

There are tables and chairs covered in snow outside a cafe building. — Image caption,
Sandy Welsh said this "ever hopeful tearoom" had its chairs and tables outside in Bearsden.

A slightly snowy road with a hill on one side and a river on the other. At the end is the sunrise which is yellow and orange. — Image caption,
Anna Campbell had a beautiful start to the day in the Sma Glen.

This picture is different shades of blue. Across the middle are the three bridges. — Image caption,
Kevin Privett captured the three bridges across the Firth of Forth.

The pheasant is stretching its neck high. It is brown with red feathers around its eye and green and white feathers on its head. It is standing on grass. — Image caption,
Pat Christie caught this pheasant enjoying a good morning stretch in her back garden in North Berwick.

Huge waves in the foreground in front of a rocky outcrop which a man is standing on makes it look like he is fishing in a treacherous situation. — Image caption,
Colin Denholm took this picture of a fisherman in Fishtown of Usan near Montrose.

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