A beautiful morning at the foot of Cadar Idris as seen from Tallyllyn Lake (Hywel Meredydd).The theme for November is Wales at night. Please send us your images before 25 November. To find out how, click on the Your Pictures: Your Wales link on the right.
Keith O'Brien snapped this gorgeous autumnal scene at Llyn Mair near Maentwrog in Gwynedd.
Rhodri Evans sent us this shot of Isabelle enjoying a walk around Dinas Head, north Pembrokeshire.
A very sure-footed James Percy-Hughes, who used to live in Conwy but now resides in Edinburgh, halfway up Pen-yr-Ole Wen with Nant Ffrancon somewhere below the cloud inversion.
Tommy Jones' obelisk on the walk down from Corn Du and Pen y Fan in Brecon. Andrew Newman describes this as "a truly great and breathtaking walk".
Peter Royds took this shot of his family walking round Margam Park on an idyllic afternoon.
The woods at Castell Coch near Cardiff taken by Pete Coles as he walked in the area.
Gareth Griffiths, a Cardiffian now living in Vancouver, Canada, sent us this picture of his eight-year-old daughter Bethan at Rhossili, Gower.
Jet, Yolly and June on Corn Du during a wonderful walk to the top of Pen y Fan, Brecon Beacons (Leon Reichel).
Joan Rees from Aberdare took this picture of some horses taking a break in the Elan Valley.
Sabbih Al-Amin from Treforest travelled up to Llandudno and snapped this image of the sun playing hide and seek with the clouds while walking on the beach.
This shot of the sunset over Penyfan pond near Crumlin was taken by Andrew Long.
Steven Burnett from Cardiff was on a sunset walk around the grounds of Caerphilly castle when he took this picture.
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