Scotland's Stunning Landscapes & Everyday Wonders

0:00It's March 27. This is Edinburgh News today, local news powered by AI. Listeners across Scotland shared their favorite photos from March 20th to 27th, capturing the country's stunning landscapes and everyday wonders. Highlights included Christopher Barrel hiking, Sullivan in Sutherland with his joyful dog Moe, and Matthew Boyle spotting the Northern Lights near Beane. Atre Leite, while camping, earlier this week, Jane Hill snapped the lively delting up Haley A. Fire Festival in Shetland, while Emma Sedron's rainbow shot got upstaged by a curious sheep. Louise Love walked near Plokton and found young Highland cows heading to the beach. Many folks reacted with delight to these outdoor adventures, from Walter Baxter's grumpy seagull eyeing a sign to Emily Malcolm's sunset over St. Andrews after perfect weather. Steve Magnus marched his 40th birthday in East Lothian with family views, and Sarah Eud washed a shaffinch build a nest in her air garden.

1:01More images poured in, like Stuart Miller's train speeding past Burntie's Land Beach, and Ian Hastie's peaceful western ross scene. Photographers copped birds in Queen's Park, swans at low four meadows, murals in Glasgow's merchant city, and majestic St. Matthew's Church in Perth. From Apache helicopters over five, to Sunrise's at Glingavel Reservoir, these snapshow Scotland's mix of wild beauty and quiet moments keep sending, yours to join the fun.