The baton relay began at RAF Lossiemouth, it then travelled to Buckie, Cullen and Fochabers
It also visited Mosstodloch and Lossiemouth
The relay travelled to Hopeman, Kinloss, Forres and Elgin
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
Roy Hunte rocking the shades in Lossiemouth. "Do you wanna squeeze?" he shouts to everyone. Not sure how the baton would react to being squeezed.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014Roy has long been active in a variety of sports and fundraising activities.
He joined the RAF as a physical training instructor, and became Joint Services Heavyweight Boxing Champion. He went on to represent the UK in the 1976 Olympics.
He is a renowned physio and has helped the multi-Olympic gold medal winning UK duo Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent.
Hammer thrower Mark represented Scotland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, and has been again selected to represent his home country at this year's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in a few weeks time.
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Loudest cheers of the day for Frazer Bushell from his fellow classmates at Lossiemouth High School.
"Scotland" is being chanted over and over - let's hope their enthusiasm translates to medal success!
Earlier today Frazer's parents emailed to say:
"Good luck to Frazer Bushell carrying the queens baton today on behalf of Lossiemouth High School. Have a fab day from Mum, Dad, Murray and all the family in Galashiels."
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Baton slowly making its way through Lossiemouth as baton bearers 43 and 44 let nearly every pupil from St Gerardine's Primary School touch the baton.
Dougie has been a Beaver, Scout and Explorer Leader for 20 years, and has made a huge difference to hundreds of children. As those who nominated him said, he has "radically turned teenagers' lives around". Dougie carried the baton in Mosstodloch.
We've just arrived in Lossiemouth. The first baton bearer is Kenneth Robertson and he has been shouting "welcome to Lossiemouth!" as he takes part in the relay.
Elizabeth Priddle recently carried the baton in Lhanbryde.
She's just tweeted, external this picture of a homemade banner.
Image source, Elizabeth PriddleShe says: "My support for the day! @WildcatsCricket @CricketScotland #bbcbatonrelay, external"
We're please to report that no, she didn't drop it.
Elizabeth holds the record for the youngest woman in Scottish cricket history to score a century. She volunteers as a coach for the Moray elite youth squads and has been awarded a sports scholarship from Dundee University.
The relay is now Lhanbryde. The baton is carried by Benedict Mercer, Elizabeth Priddle, Julie Lloyd and Ian Lloyd.
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BBC Scotland
We suspect it may be baton bearer Anne Henderson's birthday today.
Local scouts and children from Mosstodloch Primary School loudly sang "Happy Birthday" to her.
Kimberley Clarke, who is a Tae Kwon Do expert, carried the baton in Fochabers.
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Image source, Ewan McIntoshEwan McIntosh emailed a picture of his daughter Chloe, who he "proudly watched" run with the baton in Buckie this morning.
He said: "Chloe is 14 and a 2nd Dan Tae Kwon Do Black belt. She is a member of both the GB and Scotland Squads.
"She hopes to compete for Scotland at the Commonwealth Taekwondo Championships in November. She is with her little Brother Cameron in one of the photos."
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BBC Scotland
The Morayshire marshals are looking after the crowds today.
Denise Brown said: "All I had to do was apply. It's a great way to see the baton."
Image source, Glasgow 2014The baton made a stop at Milne's Primary School in Fochabers a short while ago.
It opened in 1846 as Milne's Free School, the result of a bequest from Alexander Milne of New Orleans.
Born in Fochabers, Milne made his fortune in America and left $100,000 in his will for the construction of a school in his birthplace.
By 1986 the building was no longer in use as a school but, after a long campaign by the local community, the Category A listed building was renovated and reopened as Milne's Primary School in 1995.
Nikki Kidd carried the baton in Cullen earlier this morning.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Nikki will be playing hockey again for Team Scotland in Glasgow, having competed in both 2006 and 2010 Commonwealth Games. She is currently studying for a PhD at Edinburgh University.
Batonrelay2014, external tweeted this picture from Cullen.
Image source, Glasgow 2014They say: "Just incase we couldn't read the road sign, the batonbearers of #Cullen made one of their own @TheMorayCouncil"
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BBC Scotland
Huge turnout and lots of screaming at Milne's Primary School in Fochabers.
The children are lining the driveway into the school and the choir are singing the official games' song.
The relay has resumed in Fochabers. Michael Lawtie is first to carry the baton.