Relay started at Lanark Loch and travelled to Carluke, Calderglen Country Park and East Kilbride
Baton also visited Rutherglen, Uddingston, and Bothwell before finishing in Hamilton
Relay ended with fireworks and all of South Lanarkshire's baton bearers formed a guard of honour
Commonwealth and World Champion bowler Margaret Letham carried the baton in Bothwell
Marie is an ambassador for life-long learning and community involvement. She also volunteers with Lone Parent Support, Macmillan, Speak Easy Cancer Support, and the NHS Public Partnership Forum.
They're ready and waiting in Uddingston, our next destination.
Stephen Spiers will be carrying the baton there. He's tweeted this picture of himself and his fellow baton bearers.
Image source, Stephen SpeirsHe tweets, external: "Getting ready for #BatonRelay in Uddingston"
Start warming up Stephen, the baton should be with you at roughly 16:37 BST.
Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland
Massive crowds lining the Main Street in the Royal Burgh of Rutherglen.
Image source, Glasgow 2014A few days ago, we encouraged Commonwealth Games mascot Clyde to have some conducting lessons on this very blog. It looks like he has heeded the call, as this picture with Coalburn Silver Band shows.
Sam McAleer looks like he's having fun with the Queen's Baton. He's taking time out to high-five the crowd on both sides of Rutherglen Main Street.
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
It looks like Rutherglen is trying to outdo East Kilbride for the biggest crowd of the day.
Could you please put your hand up if you didn't get a flag.
There was a slightly unusual crowd at East Kilbride Arts Centre. These giants were cheering on baton bearer Ian Rea.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
We're really close to some of the Commonwealth Games venues now that the relay has arrived in Rutherglen.
Celtic Park, where the Games open on 23 July, is less than two miles away.
The athletics venue Hampden Park is even closer. It's only a mile and a half down the road.
The relay has now left East Kilbride and the baton is back on the bus.
Things will resume in Rutherglen around 15:42 BST.
Image source, Glasgow 2014BatonRelay2014 tweeted, external this picture from East Kilbride. Great scenes there.
The support for the baton bearers really has been amazing today.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Look at the crowd cheering on Dorothea McInnes earlier at Calderglen Country Park.
Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
Girlguiding Glasgow have tweeted, external a message for Kirsty Buchan who is carrying the baton in Bothwell:
"Good luck to one of our leaders @K1rstyBuchan carrying the @Batonrelay2014 today!! We will be cheering you on! #BatonRelay #bbcbatonrelay, external"
Please tweet, external or email if you want to support one of today's baton bearers.
Emma Wotherspoon was one of the baton bearers in Calderglen Country Park.
You can tweet us your pictures using the #bbcbatonrelay, external or by sending us an email.
We've spotted a tweet, external and picture from Milo, the guide dog who accompanied Scott Cunningham on the baton relay in Law earlier.
We're not sure how he managed to type it, but the tweet said: "Woof! Here we are doing the #QueensBatonRelay @S_Cunningham9"
Image source, @MiloTheGuideDogTony Nellany
BBC Scotland
Giants, gorillas and crowds are all waiting for the Queen's Baton Relay to arrive at East Kilbride Arts Centre.
Image source, BBC SportIt'll be given a tour of the Commonwealth Garden.
Angus formed East Kilbride Sports Council 41 years ago and was an executive member of the Scottish Association of Local Sports Councils for 30 years. He was the first life member of the Scottish Association of Local Sports Councils and still sits on the Scottish Youth Football Association Appeals and Volunteer Committees.
Celia Orr, a Scottish dancing teacher who performed for the Queen at the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games in 1970, summed up the excitement as the baton arrived in the John Cumming Stadium in Carluke earlier.
You can watch the interview here.
Sixteen-year-old Olivia has volunteered with East Kilbride Community Trust since she was 10, coaching children with learning difficulties. She has raised funds by climbing Ben Nevis and bag packing.
A final pair of baton bearers in Calderglen Country Park. Adam Donnachie hands over to Dorothea McInnes.
The relay will now move to East Kilbride.
Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
If you feel like giving rhythmic gymnastics - which makes use of hoops, balls, clubs and ribbons - a try, then please do it outside.
According to our friends at Glasgow 2014, the ceiling height must be at least 12m (39ft) above the floor.