That's all we've got for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. Despite the rain, it's been a fun-filled and emotional journey around Clackmannanshire.

The church bells rang out in Menstrie, while in Dollar Bob Anderson stole the hearts of the crowd when he climbed out of his wheelchair to walk with the baton.

The funniest moment of the day goes to the police escort and their "penguin dance", which was caught on video.

Thanks for all your tweets flagged with #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 07:30 BST as Fife hosts day 13 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 website.

Goodnight.

Shaun Mackie has been in touch via email. He says: "Picture of my 11-year-old sister Aimee and me with Clyde at Tillicoultry Primary School."

Image source, Shaun Mackie

The Queen's Baton Relay will start again tomorrow at 07:30 BST, when we get under way at Knockhill Racing Circuit.

The relay will travel round Fife, making stops at towns including Dunfermline, Inverkeithing, Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Anstruther, before ending the day in St Andrews.

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

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

There's a big turnout in Tullibody for the baton. The police escort is whipping the large crowd into a frenzy.

One young chap is waving his flag so hard he's in danger of taking off.

Currently studying at Napier University, Edinburgh, Sophia has volunteered for Barnardos, Scottish Autism and Habitat for Humanity.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

For her charity work, she received the Clackmannanshire Certificate for Youth Volunteering.

The relay in Menstrie is under way once again, with Colin McLaren carrying the baton.

Celtic Park's entire south stand will be transformed into Glasgow's "Window on the Commonwealth" for the Opening Ceremony following the installation of a digital LED backdrop, that it is claimed is the largest screen of its kind ever seen in Europe.

It'll be nearly 100 metres wide and weigh 38 tonnes.

Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland

The church bells ring out in Menstrie for the Queen's Baton Relay.

Pipers join the fray as Jon Doig, head of Team Scotland, takes his turn with the baton.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Cheeky Commonwealth mascot Clyde has been out and about during today's baton relay.

Earlier he tweeted, external: "Great wee event at Tillicoultry Ski Centre! Onward to Cochrane Park #Alva party time!"

We're currently heading to Menstrie. Thomas Mack will be the first baton bearer after we arrive.

Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland

Mrs Linda McCann, a teacher at Alva Academy, brought a box of homemade treats for the BBC team in the media vehicle.

The goodies were made by the students, who have been watching all day.

Thanks guys!

Image source, South Ayrshire Council

South Ayrshire Council have created an online gallery of pictures, external from the baton relay in Symington on Friday. If you were a baton bearer or supporting the relay that day you might see yourself.

Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Kenny Mitchell was a baton bearer in Dollar. He said: "Thank you very much for the opportunity. Loved it!"

He is pictured her alongside Heather Stewart.

According to our friends at Glasgow 2014, team sports only appeared in the Commonwealth Games in 1998, when Kuala Lumpur included cricket, hockey, netball and rugby sevens.

Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland

Rocket of a run from Barry Munro - definitely fastest of the day so far!

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Image source, Glasgow 2014

For more than 30 years John has been the volunteer treasurer of the last remaining Highland games in the area, the Alva Games.

He also writes, edits and distributes the match day programme and updates the website for Alloa Athletic Football Club.

We're just arrived in Alva where the first baton bearer is Jennifer Paterson.

Earlier we put a call out for pictures of puppies.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

In reply, Michael Bromby tweeted, external this picture and the following message: "#bbcbatonrelay wanted puppy photos: my wife Stephanie and her trainee Guide Dog pup Hebe this morning #BatonRelay"

The relay has just left a somewhat rainy Firpark Ski Centre. The funny thing is, it's supposed to be a dry ski slope.

We think that this is the first day the baton bearers have experienced some rain. Umbrellas are up in the crowd, but they're still cheering as the relay passes through Tillicoultry.