Relay started in Appin and finished in Dunoon
The baton stopped at Dunstaffnage Castle and McCaigs Tower in Oban
Lochgilphead, Inveraray and Strachur were also on the route
Anne Simpson sent us this picture of Joyce Simpson, who carried the baton yesterday in Drumnadrochit.
Image source, Anne SimpsonJoyce's daughter and two nieces, who travelled from North Berwick to support her, are also pictured.
Stuart McQuaker is now running with the baton in Lochgilphead.
The baton is now in Lochgilphead, after making its way down the Crinan Canal.
Image source, Baton Relay 2014The mobile signal was not strong enough for live footage from Kilmartin, but Batonrelay2014, external tweeted two pictures of the celebrations there.
They said: "The sun has came out to join the #BatonRelay on this glorious Sunday morning"
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Image source, Baton Relay 2014While we wait for the baton relay to resume why not try our Queen's Baton Relay quiz.
Image source, Getty ImagesDonalda Bradbury and David Paterson had time for a quick handshake in Benderloch.
Image source, Glasgow 2014As did Richard Henderson (left) and Daniel MacDonald.
Image source, Glasgow 2014John Campbell and Joan Reynolds chose to embrace instead.
Image source, Glasgow 2014John Collins, from Bishopton, Renfrewshire, will carry the baton later. He was nominated for his 27 years of service as a volunteer at Lochgoilhead Activity Centre.
His wife Patricia has been in touch via email asking the people of Dunoon to support him.
She says: "He's hoping for a big cheer from the local crowd.
"No one will know him because we live in a different authority. But as the baton isn't passing Lochgoilhead he's carrying it in Dunoon."
Patricia also thinks John, at 6ft 7in (2m), might be today's tallest baton bearer.
So please, if you're in Dunoon this evening and you see a big chap carrying a fancy stick, give him a cheer.
Thomas Connor is excited at the prospect of carrying the baton in Dunoon later.
He's tweeted, external to say: "Buzzing to run/walk/jog with the baton today with the lads @SamLawrie90 and @kevsmith86 #bbcbatonrelay #BatonRelay"
He will receive the baton from Sam Lawrie and pass it to Kevin Smith.
Thomas, you've got a little over six hours to decide how fast you're going to go. We recommend a leisurely stroll - take your time and enjoy it!
Nikki Storrar watched her sister Tara Pollock carry the baton in Oban on our live video stream.
She tweets, external: "Very proud of Tara in the baton relay. #bbcbatonrelay"
Nikki took a picture of her monitor just as Tara passed the baton to Dante Lopez.
Alison MacVicar was Oban's final baton bearer.
The police escort danced a little can-can at the side of the road as she finished her stint.
They're a fickle bunch the escort. We were expecting them to do the "Grand Old Duke of York" or a Mexican wave, which is how they often close proceedings before getting back on the bus.
The relay will now make the journey to Kilmartin, arriving around 11.15 BST.
David Ferguson recently ran with the baton in Oban.
David is head janitor at Oban High School, and in his spare time helps with the school's shinty team, particularly in supporting those with special needs. Those who nominated him say David is "a truly motivated individual who seeks to help others".
BBC Scotland's Catriona Renton has paused the relay to interview baton bearers Sian Henderson and Caroline MacInnes.
We suspect they may both be watching Reporting Scotland later today.
Tony Nellany
BBC Scotland
BBC producer Tony Nellany tweets, external from the road: "Another big welcome for the #BatonRelay this time in #Oban #BBCBatonRelay"
Image source, Glasgow 2014Diane McMillan emailed us this picture.
Image source, Diane McMillanShe said: "Samantha and Diane from Argyll and Bute Council meeting Clyde in Appin this morning."
If you were watching the video stream a moment ago, you'll have noticed Commonwealth Games mascot Clyde had some company.
The chap with the curly antennae was Bookbug, external, who helps inspire Scotland's young readers and writers.
We were unable to stream live video from Appin, but we did promise you some pictures. Here is Amanda MacNeill carrying the baton.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Linda Anderson-Kerr had time to wave for the camera during her stint.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Another of Benderloch's baton bearers was Daniel MacDonald.
Despite suffering chronic pain as the result of a car crash, Daniel trained for - and completed - an 80 mile (128km) charity run from Glasgow to Taynuilt. The journey took three days and Daniel raised over £8,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support and Yorkhill Hospital.
Joan Reynolds carried the baton in Benderloch earlier.
Joan has been teaching children to swim for more than 10 years, and runs a lifesaving club in her spare time.
Those who nominated her say Joan is a "brilliant teacher" and a "wonderful example of someone who has strived to improve the lives of people less fortunate than themselves".
The baton has arrived in Oban. Kyle Dods is the town's first baton bearer.
Kyle was an archer for Team Scotland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. He is pictured here handing the baton to Benjamin Coates at McCaig's Tower.
Image source, Glasgow 2014BBC Scotland reporter Catriona Renton tweeted, external this photo of the view from the town.
Batonrelay2014, external tweet: "Loving this homemade @Clyde2014 in #Benderloch greeting our batonbearer!"
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