Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

That's it for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. We've had a great time covering the journey round East Lothian.

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Highlights included Colin McDonald taking some time out to get his picture taken with his wife of two weeks, and the amazing reception the baton received in Haddington.

There was also a bittersweet moment when Kai Wood carried the baton in memory of her younger brother Kyle, who died a few days after he was selected to take part in the relay.

Thanks for all your tweets flagged with the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:25 BST as the Borders gets ready to host day five of the baton relay's 40-day tour of Scotland.

Are you, or is someone you know, taking part in the relay tomorrow? We would love to hear from you on email.

For the latest on the baton relay visit our special pages within the BBC News website.

Goodnight.

The Queen's Baton Relay will start again tomorrow at 08:25 BST in Duns.

Stops on the route include Greenlaw, Melrose, Selkirk and Kelso, before the relay concludes in Hawick's High Street.

Athletes participating in the Borders reflect the significant role rugby has played in the region. Duns Rugby Club coach Peter Gallagher will carry the baton through the town, and Scottish rugby union players both past - Roy Laidlaw - and present - Lee Jones - are set to join in Jedburgh and Selkirk, respectively.

Once again we'll be covering the relay as it happens, with a live video stream and updates throughout the day.

Get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.

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Neil Mitchell poses for some pictures with both his family and the police escort team before handing the baton on to fellow baton bearer Gabrielle Jackson (pictured).

Neil volunteers for the charity Over The Wall, which provides life-changing camps for children with serious illnesses. He has also helped the charity raise a considerable amount of money.

BBC weather presenter John Hammond has the forecast for the next three days of the Queen's Baton Relay in Scotland.

You can watch it here.

The baton bearers are now entering the final furlongs of day four of the Queen's Baton Relay as it passes Musselburgh race course for the second time.

See what we did there?

The final baton bearer in Haddington was Joe Forte.

Joe lives and breathes sport. He has completed more than 20 marathons and does a great deal of sports promotion. He runs a Jogscotland group and marshals the East Lothian section of the Edinburgh marathon. In the words of his nominees, Joe is "excellent ambassador for sport in East Lothian".

The relay is currently relocating to Musselburgh for the last leg of the relay today.

It looks like a great evening in Haddington. Charlotte Brown passed the baton to Jodie Lavin as a pipe band played in the background.

There's a big crowd cheering Jodie on, now that everyone is home from work and school.

Jodie loves football but is also an excellent boccia player. So good in fact that she won team gold and individual silver medals at last year's Special Olympics in Bath.

Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

Thank you to everyone who's been in touch today via email.

John Anderson is watching the live stream in Vancouver. He writes: "This is truly fantastic. I'm looking forward to the Commonwealth Games."

"I would like to thank everyone who is bringing us this coverage of the relay, we [are] here in Haddington but it's great we can see the whole events," emailed Linda Rodgers.

We hope Leon's boss doesn't see this. He wrote: "I have been watching the baton online now all day, should be working, and it's amazing to see the support and amount of people who have turned up!

"I can't wait until it comes into Glasgow and I have my Saltire ready! Keep up the good coverage."

We recently notched up our 100th baton bearer of the day - Suzanne Kennelly.

About 20 more people will have the honour before we bid farewell to East Lothian.

Someone at the Scottish Seabird Centre, external took this picture of Mairi O'Keefe posing with the baton alongside Roger Parry.

They tweeted, external: @LeuchieHouse well done to Mairi today - great job! #BatonRelay

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Mairi is the CEO of Leuchie House in East Lothian. She was nominated to carry the Queen's baton for her "commitment and extraordinary work with people affected by long-term conditions in Scotland".

You can follow the baton in real-time on the Glasgow 2014 website, external, thanks to some GPS technology and a little bit of mapping software. You can also check out the route if you are planning to cheer on the baton bearers in person.

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Still to go today:

17:30Haddington

18:10Musselburgh

Fifteen-year-old Katrina Maguire was the final baton bearer in Dunbar, where she received a terrific reception from the crowd.

The relay is now relocating to Haddington. It will resume at about 17:30 BST.

A Christian youth worker based at Dunbar Primary, Richard mentors vulnerable children and runs a parental support group. He also oversees "The School Run", where children run a mile before school, track the time and attempt to improve their performance each week.

We mentioned earlier that we found the video feed of the convoy travelling through the countryside strangely compelling. We're not the only ones.

Margaret Leyton has emailed to say: "Enjoying watching the baton relay live feed and yes it is rather hypnotic!"

Thanks Margaret, we were beginning to think we were a bit weird.

Rob Strain, one of the baton bearers from this morning, has tweeted this picture of himself in action.

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He said: "Carrying the baton round Meadowmill surrounded my East Lothian school kids. #batonrelay, external #exciting #chuffed"

The baton is currently in transit from North Berwick to Dunbar. The relay should get back under way at about 16:45 BST.

Does anyone else enjoy watching the video feed of the convoy moving between towns? We find it strangely compelling.

Email or use #bbcbatonrelay, external and let us know.

Members of the Glasgow 2014 relay police escort team did a Mexican wave as Rhiordan Langan-Fortune carried the baton through Aberlady earlier.

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Jaimie Purves had "an amazing and awesome experience" this morning carrying the Queen's Baton in Prestonpans High Street.

He emailed the BBC: "A huge thanks to all my family, friends, teachers and students from Preston Lodge High School who came out to cheer me on, making this a special day that I will remember for years to come!"

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Please get in touch if you've been a baton bearer and would like to share your experience.

• For the first time in the history of any relay, all 545 secondary schools in Scotland were invited to nominate a pupil to participate as a baton bearer.

• The Games will play host to 4,500 athletes and will be aided by an army of up to 15,000 volunteers.

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The Bass Rock, in the Firth of Forth, serves as a habitat for about 500,000 seabirds including puffins, kittiwakes and guillemots.

It also has the largest single island gannet colony in the world.