ALT Today's 'Where in Scotland' image. It is a squarish image showing the top of a thick stone wall entering the bottom of the frame and curving to the left where it meets part of a ruined structure in the upper left of the frame. To the right and beyond the curving wall is a view down to grass and part of a curving water feature, with part of a town in the background and sea and hills beyond them. The scene is in sunlight.

ALT The Keillor Pictish symbol stone. The image shows a grey carved stone in the centre of the frame. It is covered in lichen, but traces of carvings can be made out in it. The stone is set on a hillside that descends behind it past agricultural field to distant hills. The scene is in sunlight.

ALT Lower Largo. The image shows a view along a broad stone pier to a village at its landward end. There is a large beige building on the right and houses on the left, with three arches of a railway viaduct visible in the centre of the frame. The sky is largely blue.