Your pictures of Scotland: 17 to 24 May
"Taken in Kirkcudbright. Rules are made to be broken," says John Thomson.
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A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 May.
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Brodie Castle in Moray on a "beautiful sunny day" from Moira MacKintosh.
"As if this view down Loch Ness wasn’t beautiful enough," says Christopher Hart.
The Easter Balmoral suspension bridge at Crathie, Aberdeenshire was captured "looking superb" after its refurbishment by Sarah Sivers.
"Found this little guy in the sand at the beach in North Berwick," says Leanne Ferrie
Bone Caves snapped by Amber Roguski after completing the North Coast 500 "largely midge free".
A photo of a pine marten in Gill Williams' garden in the Abernethy Forest.
"Beautiful May evening at Crinan before the midges started biting," says Aileen Gillies.
"Angus - the new kid at Fife Show," says Paula Shiels.
A surprise downpour over Kilpatrick hill from north Glasgow from Lawrie Mcinally.
"What a day for the first sailing of the PS Waverley, passing through the Kyles of Bute," says Andy Inglis.
High tide on a sunny day at Lower Largo from Alastair Nunn.
Mark Fraser took this photo near the Ythan Estuary. "I was driving home on a beautiful evening and spotted this photogenic sheep," he says.
"Isolation - or when you are looking for solitude - Ardnamurchan," says Victor Tregubov.
Adam Schofield was exploring the Parkley Craigs area just west of Linlithgow when he captured these contrasting colours.
Hugh Maxwell set his alarm for the early hours in order to see Turnberry Lighthouse silhouetted against the dawn light.
A view across the Firth of Clyde to the Regal Princess cruise ship at Greenock Ocean Terminal from Graham Christie.
"This view looking north at Rannoch Station has a retro feel about it," says Jim Lowden.
Helen Baird spotted this "windswept tree" over the leaning stonedyke wall in the South Ayrshire countryside.
Roger Green submitted this image of an arch which is part of the remains of Coldingham Priory.
"This seaweed covered rock looks more like a sea creature," says Linda McAleer of a "moody day" on Dhoon beach near Kirkcudbright.
"We came across this vintage car rally at Kentallen while visiting friends in Fort William," says Lyndsey Fairnie.
This golden eagle, caught on camera by Angela Pearson, was one of the raptors on display at Fife Show.
Amanda Jackson sent in this image of the boat house at Bargany Gardens captured during a walk in the "glorious sunshine".
A night by the sea watching the sun go down from Hazel Thomson in Elgin.
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