Your pictures of Scotland: 26 October - 2 November

Tommy Daly, from Rhu, thought the walk up Beinn Chaorach above Glen Fruin was too much for daughter Arielle. If you want to let us know what you think of this week's pictures, go to http://www.facebook.com/bbcscotlandnews

A runner tumbles during a race in Edinburgh on Sunday. Photo by Danny McEleney from Paisley.

An attempt to relax in Embo. His companions had other ideas. Photo sent in by June and Ian Grey from Bishopbriggs.

The moon rose over Learney Hill and the village of Torphins on Monday evening as Ted Ling was returning home.

Dusk was falling when Helen Davidson saw this angler by the River Ayr at Muirkirk.

A bowl of chilllies freshly picked from Ken Ross's greenhouse in Inverness.

Charlie was not posing for a picture on the beach on Iona but waiting for Kathryn Wagner, from Troon, to throw the ball. The Isle of Mull is in the background.

A view of Schiehallion. Sarah McMichael chose a spot above Loch Rannoch to take the photo on Sunday.

Tom Barnes, from Glenrothes, came across this gate while walking through Lower Largo in Fife.

Cyclists took note of the fact that it was Halloween when they took part in the cyclocross event on Craigmillar Hill in Edinburgh. Photo by Alan Brown.

Galloway cows - the breed and not the place. Barclay Price, from Edinburgh, saw them relaxing in autumn sunshine near Melrose.

Trees line the banks of the River Garry. Sarah Quinn, from Edinburgh, thought the colours were stunning.

Sir Chris Hoy at the velodrome named after him in Glasgow. Douglas Gilmour, from Falkirk, said Sir Chris 'appeared to meander along in the first lap of a race' on Saturday.

The Falls of Dochart, in Killin, were good enough for a picture for Gordon Nicholson from Denny.

Michael Leek from Portknockie watched as gale force winds and waves pounded the harbour.