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PHOTOGRAPHY

The week in pictures: Scotland

Snow joke: Villagers in Leadhills, South Lanarkshire, battle through the wintry weather as the Met Office issued warnings for the region ahead of Storm Barra
Snow joke: Villagers in Leadhills, South Lanarkshire, battle through the wintry weather as the Met Office issued warnings for the region ahead of Storm Barra
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The Times
Take the plunge: Hardy open water swimmers enjoy a chilly dip in Loch Lomond
Take the plunge: Hardy open water swimmers enjoy a chilly dip in Loch Lomond
CHRIS MCNULTY/ALAMY
Warm embrace: A 23-metre high Hope Sculpture by Steuart Padwick has been erected in Glasgow as a reminder of the city’s role as host of the Cop26 climate summit
Warm embrace: A 23-metre high Hope Sculpture by Steuart Padwick has been erected in Glasgow as a reminder of the city’s role as host of the Cop26 climate summit
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Christmas sparkle: Volunteers Anne Buchanan and Sue Fitchett finish decorating the tree inside the Lady Chapel at Rosslyn Chapel in Roslin
Christmas sparkle: Volunteers Anne Buchanan and Sue Fitchett finish decorating the tree inside the Lady Chapel at Rosslyn Chapel in Roslin
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Michael Yellowlees, a musician from Birnam in Perthshire, and his husky Luna complete a nine-month cross-Canada journey as they near Cape Spear in Newfoundland, to raise money for Trees for Life
Michael Yellowlees, a musician from Birnam in Perthshire, and his husky Luna complete a nine-month cross-Canada journey as they near Cape Spear in Newfoundland, to raise money for Trees for Life
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Troopers: The storm-delayed Dunbar Christmas lights switch on finally got under way with children from the dance group Dance Discovery
Troopers: The storm-delayed Dunbar Christmas lights switch on finally got under way with children from the dance group Dance Discovery
SALLY ANDERSON/ALAMY
High lights: Tree top platforms give a spectacular view of Dalkeith Country Park’s festive display
High lights: Tree top platforms give a spectacular view of Dalkeith Country Park’s festive display
Knock out: Colourful Christmas wreaths put up by residents adorn historic houses in the Georgian New Town in Edinburgh
Knock out: Colourful Christmas wreaths put up by residents adorn historic houses in the Georgian New Town in Edinburgh
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