Queen's Baton Relay travels around Scotland
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Mary Clapperton is among the baton bearers in Scotland
The Queen's Baton Relay has travelled around Scotland ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
The baton, carrying a message from the Queen, spent five days north of the border.
It made stops in Inverness, Arran, New Cumnock, Glasgow, Bo'ness, Edinburgh, the Borders and Dumfries.
The baton will then be carried around Northern Ireland, Wales and England, finishing at the Birmingham 2022 opening ceremony on 28 July.
Ailsa Polworth carried the baton at the Inverness Tennis and Squash club on Saturday
The baton was taken from Claonaig to Lochranza on Arran by ferry on Sunday
Seven-year-old Harrison Shaw and his four-year-old sister Harper with the baton at the Lochranza Distillery
Former Scottish First Minister Lord McConnell handed the baton to badminton player Eleanor O'Donnell on Brodick beach on Arran
Mary Clapperton with some local swimmers at New Cumnock pool on Monday
Erin Guild - who was born with cystinosis and has raised money and awareness for the Cystinosis Foundation UK charity - at Dumfries House near Cumnock
The baton also visited Pirie Park Primary School in the Govan area of Glasgow
Pupils at the school were nominated by their classmates to carry the baton
Scotland mascot Clyde took part in the visit to Pirie Park Primary
The baton with the Forth Bridge in the distance
Baton bearer Stuart Johnson at Kinneil House in Bo'ness
Team Scotland beach volleyball players Lynne Beattie and Mel Coutts with pupils from Leith Walk Primary and Forrester High School in Edinburgh on Tuesday
Fencer Keith Cook with pupils at Edinburgh's Gaelic primary school, Bun-sgoil Taobh na P脿irce
Pupils from Carrick Knowe Primary School in Edinburgh meet games mascot Perry
Rugby player Scott Riddell with the baton on Calton Hill, Edinburgh
Baton bearer Alice Milivoyevich wears the Team Scotland 2022 tartan at the Lochcarron of Scotland visitor centre in Selkirk on Wednesday
The games will take place between 28 July and 8 August in Birmingham.