23 March 2012 Last updated at 08:43 ET

Your pictures of Scotland: 16 - 23 March

Glasgow Armadillo illuminated at night. Photo by Jeannie Mackenzie from Johnstone. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

The platform at Weymss Bay train station was deserted during a visit by Colin Leck, from Greenock.

Roy Whittaker, from Larbert, was out for a walk on Mother's Day when he took this photo at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh.

The sun shone while Robert Hughes, from Barrhead, visited Rouken Glen park.

Remnants of the old Glasgow Green railway station which closed in the 1950s. James Carson, from Glasgow, regrets not taking a picture before the facade was demolished on Tuesday.

John Robertson paused on Ben Bheula to take in the view of Lochgoilhead. Eddie Shaw, from Ardrishaig, took the photo.

Sunshine had begun to melt the unshaded frost on a Perthshire hillside. Russell Eggleton, from Peebles, liked the pattern of the trees.

Runners on the pedestrian walkway of the Tay Road Bridge

Runners used the pedestrian walkway of the Tay Road Bridge on their run from Dundee to Fife and back. Ryan Gray, from Cupar, was at the "Fife end" of the bridge.

A pair of swans swooped low at the foot of cliffs. Douglas Taylor, from Glasgow, took the photo from the courtyard of Culzean Castle in Ayrshire.

A bridge over the River Tay was photographed by Robert Davidson from Coatbridge.

Angela Milne, from Aberdeen, took a stroll along Stonehaven harbour.

The Japanese water garden at Stobo in Peeblesshire was photographed by Lee Grassick from West Lothian.

Malcolm Robertson oversees the installation of his Cunard inspired “Endeavour“

Sculptor Malcolm Robertson, on the left, oversaw the installation of his Cunard inspired "Endeavour" by the A8 at Port Glasgow on Wednesday. Photo by Thomas Nugent from Inverkip.

Tilling on farmland combined with the dry Moray climate and high westerly winds mean dust storms occur each March. Peter Jones, from Moray, had his windows firmly closed.