Craig Frew
BBC Scotland

That's all for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. It has been spectacular and sunny day in southern Scotland.

The baton dropped by a wedding in Gretna as the happy couple, Sally Eastmond and Damone Barnes, posed for photographs.

Star of Extras and Ugly Betty - Ashley Jensen - also carried the baton in Dumfries and Galloway.

The baton then took a trip across Carlingwark Loch in Castle Douglas in a canoe.

We finished the day in Stranraer, where boxing hero Willie Irving did the town proud, carrying the baton to the delight of his family and the crowds.

Thanks for all your tweets flagged with the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:10 BST as South Ayrshire hosts day seven 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.

Are looking to find out where you can watch the baton when it reaches Glasgow and the west coast? Then we have a handy guide for you.

The baton will reach the west coast tomorrow as it travels around South Ayrshire with a family event in Ayr's Low Green Park ending the day's proceedings.

The relay will then travel all round Scotland before eventually reaching Glasgow on the 20 July.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

It has been a glorious day for the baton.

Ashley Tait, Nicholas Burns (pictured) and Andrew Kerr are the last people to carry the baton today.

It is expected to be sunny and dry for the Queen's Baton Relay in South Ayrshire tomorrow.

The BBC's Jay Wynne has the latest forecast.

The bells are ringing in Stranraer as Harry Waugh completes his run with baton.

In addition to being the current Scottish Senior Women's 800m champion, Katy Brown is a volunteer coach at Stewartry Athletics Club. She is described as a "role model and mentor to many with her motivational style".

Willie Martin's enthusiasm for boxing helped him receive a number of nominations to carry the baton. He is the founder of the successful Bravehearts Amateur Boxing Club and he trains with the Scotland squad most weekends.

"He's helped transform the face of Dumfries, pulling youngsters from the street and into the gym," say the people who nominated Willie.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Are you watching the live stream at the top of the page?

We are in Stranraer where Glenda Dewar has just carried the baton, much to the appreciation of the cheering crowds.

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Image source, Glasgow 2014

Ted Norfolk is one of the first people to run with the baton in sunny Stranraer.

He was described as a "national treasure" by the people who nominated him. A volunteer with local schools and youth groups, Ted set up a cycling club to help improve the lives of young people in disadvantaged parts of Scotland.

Laura McClymon gets the baton relay back up and running in Stranraer, today's final destination.

You can watch the video stream at the top of this page. The BBC is filming the relay with a special media vehicle that has five cameras on board. Find out how it works by watching Cameron Buttle's report.

Clyde 2014 tweeted, external: "Onward to #Stranraer! Can't wait for tonight's celebration! Looking at what more journeys lie ahead!"

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Sandy Archibald ‏also tweets, external: "Watching live coverage of the Queen's Baton travel through sunny Wigtownshire, from sunny Ontario. Do Stranraer proud! #bbcbatonrelay."

We have had lots of emails from baton supporters in Dumfries and Galloway today.

Josh emailed: "It has been an amazing day. Starting early this morning marching through the town with Langholm Town Band and Langholm Pipe Band then playing Highland Cathedral in front of Langholm Town Hall.

"I wish it was happening all again tomorrow."

Rebecca Watson sent us this picture of Shelby Watson being handed the baton this morning also in Langholm.

She said: "Two of Shelby's team mates from Red Star Athletics are actually part of team Scotland and competing in the commonwealth games so this is something very personal for her.....and she even brought Clyde along at the back of her chair :)"

Image source, Rebecca Watson

If you have been enjoying the coverage today why not have a go at our Queen's Baton Relay quiz.

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Has everyone had a comfort break? Do you have your boiled sweets ready? Let's get back in the car and head to the final stop on today's relay - Stranraer.

The live stream at the top of the page is on break at the moment as we drive towards the south west coast. We'll be back soon.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Anthony Forsyth and Christine McClymon were the final baton bearers in Newton Stewart.

Are you watching the live stream at the top of the page? Tweet us at #bbcbatonrelay, external or send an email with your baton stories and pictures.

The sun is still shining, people are still smiling - it has been another happy day for the baton.

Take a look at the some of the photographs from the baton's journey across Southern Scotland so fard.

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Paul Gorman was nominated for a his prolific volunteering work across Southern Scotland. Not content with helping out at football events for Galloway Thistle, he also volunteers at Newton Stewart gala and is an active member of the Galloway Peer Project - a scheme for young learning disabilities.

Jason Adair collects the baton from Stacey Duff as the relay gets off to a flying start in Newton Stewart.

Good afternoon Newton Stewart, the baton has arrived safely.

Ivie Fisher, looking great in his kilt, is the first person to carry the baton in the town accompanied by some pipers.