Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

That's all from today's Queen's Baton Relay in Aberdeen.

The baton took to the water not once, but twice today.

Olympic champion Tim Baillie carried it on a canoe, then Colin Wallace took it for a jaunt on an offshore survival boat.

Thanks for all your tweets, flagged with #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 BST as the Shetland Islands host day 18 of the baton relay's 40-day tour of Scotland.

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Goodnight.

Double Commonwealth gold medallist David Carry was the final baton bearer in Aberdeen. He won gold in the 400 metre freestyle and 400 metre individual medley swimming disciplines at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne.

Day 18 of the relay will see the baton travel round the Shetland Islands.

Starting at Sumburgh Airport, it will head to Jarlshof, the archaeological site estimated to be around 4,500 years old. It will also visit Fraser Park in Scalloway, Delting Boating Club in Brae and the duo of the Shetland Museum and The Knab in Lerwick, where it is also set to travel by Viking Boat.

The day ends at Clickimin Athletics Track.

08:05 BST Sumburgh

08:50 BST Sandwick

10:10 BST Lerwick

11:15 BST Scalloway

13:05 BST Aith

14:30 BST Brae

16:30 BST Lerwick

Scottish rhythmic gymnastics champion Rebecca Bee carried the baton down Union Street in Aberdeen.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

She has taken a year out from her Applied Sciences course to concentrate fully on this summer's games in Glasgow.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Lorna has volunteered within Scottish hockey for more than four decades. She sits on various committees, coaches at local schools, manages a team and takes part in fundraising activities.

Have you watched the baton relay in person or have you taken part? We want your photographs and stories. You can email them or share them via #bbcbatonrelay, external.

We're back in convoy but should be in Aberdeen city centre for the final baton bearers shortly.

Jim is a former small-bore rifle champion who competed at the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

He was Scottish and British short-range champion in 2002, and Scottish long-range champion in both 1998 and 2007.

Jim is pictured at Aberdeen FC's ground with the club's vice-chairman George Yule, and is holding the Scottish League Cup as well as the Queen's baton.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Raymond Hilton carries the baton to shouts of "Go Granddad!"

Simon Dedman
BBC News

Aberdeen's Olympic gold medallist Tim Baillie described his experience as a baton bearer as "good, pretty surreal and quite novel".

He added: "I'm not used to being chauffeured on a canoe - it's a huge honour."

Asked if he wished canoeing featured in the Commonwealth Games, Tim said: "It's a funny one, I would like to compete for Team Scotland but in the real world there are not that many Commonwealth nations who compete in my sport."

While the relay has stopped, we think it's time for everyone to try our Queen's Baton Relay quiz.

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Nick Miller has Tuesday to Thursday's weather forecast for the baton relay.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Baton bearer Stanley Walker takes the relay into Aberdeen Sports Village. Erynn Fraser (pictured left), Samantha Ho (right) and Alison Frew will carry the baton round the facility.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Becky is a member of the GB Pentathlon team, and has taken home medals at both the European and World Championships. According to those who nominated her, she is "a hard-working, enthusiastic and energetic young woman who always gives 110% to everything she does".

Simon Dedman
BBC News

Baton bearer 102, Lesley MacPherson, is carrying a baton baby - she is eight and a half months pregnant.

BBC Producer Simon Dedman has tweeted, external this picture of some of Aberdeen's baton bearers.

He tweets: "Final pose from the #batonrelay bearers who ran down Aberdeen esplanade #bbcbatonrelay, external".

By the look of things, it appears that six out of eight baton bearers prefer Usain Bolt to Mo Farah.

Anne is leader of the Beaver group in Ferryhill and approaches everything with "enthusiasm, kindness and fun", according to those who nominated her.

Claire is Netball Scotland and Aberdeen District Association's Umpire of the Year. She leads the technical committee for umpiring in Aberdeen and its district.

According to the people who nominated her Claire is equally committed to developing young and aspiring athletes as she is her umpiring.

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

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Bill has supported grassroots sport in Aberdeen for all ages and abilities for decades. He is a judo 8th Dan, and his club helps those with disabilities who are keen on learning the sport.

Bill was made an MBE in 2005 for his services to judo.