Craig Frew
BBC Scotland

That's all we've got for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. It's been another great day on the relay.

We travelled from Monifieth to Montrose and met a lot of interesting characters along the way.

Let's do it all again tomorrow.

The baton will arrive in Aberdeenshire in the morning and will begin the day in Dunnottar Castle, while organisers have announced that Team Scotland swimmer Sara Hamilton will run in her hometown of Stonehaven.

It will also be carried by members of the public in communities across the area including those in Fraserburgh and Inverurie.

Read our handy guide to the day and visit the route page to find out where you can see the baton in your area.

Jean Stevenson receives a helping hand as she becomes one of the final baton bearers in Montrose.

Scott is a coach and a volunteer with the Montrose Rugby Club and devotes his free time to training the club's teams and pushing the development of the players.

He's also a volunteer with the local coast guard.

Well done Scott.

Hollie Elsea tweets, external, "Aww, I'm so chuffed with this pic! My mum, Gary and Mutley!"

Image source, Hollie Elsea

AngusPolice ‏on Twitter, external: "#BatonRelay has arrived in Montrose - last lap of an absolutely brilliant day. #prideofAngus"

Look out for Matthew Gordon, Alistair Hutchison and Jason Boyd who are the first baton bearers in Montrose - the final stop of today's relay.

Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland

BBC Producer Tony Nellany on Twitter:, external "Minutes away from Montrose with the #BatonRelay #BBCBatonRelay"

Have you got your Kerry Walker mask yet?

It's the must-have item on the streets of Brechin this evening as Kerry Walker is the final person to carry the baton in the town.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Brechin High School said baton bearer Dana is an "outstanding member" of their school community.

She is Young Ambassador in the school and played a big role in encouraging others to take part in sport.

Craig Frew
BBC Scotland

Thanks to everyone who liked the BBC Queen's Baton Relay Facebook page, external.

We now have over 1,000 likes.

Can we reach 2,000 by the end of the week?

You may remember Simon Needham who carried the baton earlier today.

His wife Lana, who is also an international archer, has followed in his footsteps as she carried the baton in Brechin.

Lana won a team gold at the European Archery Championships in 2006.

Gary Robertson looks delighted as he enjoys his moment with the baton.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Watch the video feed at the top of this page for the latest from the relay.

The baton has finally arrived in Brechin, where the first person to take part in the relay is Derek Mitchell.

Despite the rain, the baton relay has witnessed some special moments today travelling through Angus.

Stuart Dishington carried the baton to the top of Glamis Castle.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Abbi Aitken's supporters got into the spirit of things with their homemade sign.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Trevor Eakin gets a kiss and cuddle before he prepares to take baton towards Glamis Castle.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

You can follow the baton on the Glasgow 2014 website, external. A GPS tracker allows you to watch its progress in real time.

Image source, Glasgw 2014

Craig Frew
BBC Scotland

Louise Helyer was the final person to carry the baton in Kirriemuir, and she had the honour of doing so on her birthday.

The town is famous as the birthplace of Peter Pan writer J. M. Barrie, so I wonder if Louise really has grown one year older.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Craig Frew
BBC Scotland

The Queen's Baton Relay is making it way to Brechin at the moment. The expected time of arrival is 17:45.

Are you carrying the baton later? Tweet your stories and pictures using #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.

We've had a few queries about whether you can watch the live stream back on our website.

Unfortunately, this is not available. However, while the stream is being broadcast on this page you can scroll back to any point of the day to watch it again.

Very handy if you want a screen grab of a friend or family member holding the baton. But be quick! It will disappear when the live coverage ends.

The baton relay is in convoy mode at the moment so go and grab a cup of tea, sit back and enjoy the view as we drive to Brechin.

Sheena Gordon emailed with a message of support for her dad James Gordon:

"Loving your coverage. My dad will carry the baton, say big hi to him after 65 years of volunteering to make village of Alford a tourist destination and giving more employment to area."

James will carry the baton in Huntly on Wednesday and Sheena goes on the say: "This quiet unassuming man deserves this moment. Even though he's a bit frail in body he is as sharp as a tack."

Meanwhile, Louise Mulholland took to Twitter to say well done to her mum, Moira Nicoll, who had her own musical accompaniment while carrying the baton in Monifieth earlier today:

"Batonbearer 007 Moira, love the soundtrack from the support crew, external #sportyside #batonrelay"

Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland

BBC producer Tony Nellany tweets, external: "The #BatonRelay is now at Neverland Park in Kirriemuir. The park takes it's name from JM Barrie's #PeterPan #BBCBatonRelay."