The Outlander cast has been spotted filming scenes for the new series in a park just outside Glasgow.
Caitriona Balfe - who plays Claire Fraser in the Starz time-travel drama series - has been pictured wading through the mud at Cumbernauld Glen while in period costume.
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Twitter user @newglasgowgirls shared a picture of the Irish actress from behind, and wrote: “The hardworking @caitrionambalfe returns to the set today @Outlander_STARZ #soooooocold #cumbernauld #wewerethere.”
The hardworking @caitrionambalfe returns to the set today @Outlander_STARZ #soooooooocold #cumbernauld @Glasgow_Live #outlanderfilming #wewerethere pic.twitter.com/V8yV5S8wOF
— New Glasgow Girls (@newglasgowgirls) January 29, 2018
Another user, @:xx, posted: “@caitrionambalfe just casually walking through cumbernauld glen...the area I live...yes I am screaming!!!!! #outlander #OutlanderSeason4.”
@caitrionambalfe just casually walking through cumbernauld glen...the area I live...yes I am screaming!!!!! #outlander #OutlanderSeason4 pic.twitter.com/Td6RlEX74g
— Beth (@OUATlander_fan) January 29, 2018
YouTube channel Outlandish Journeys also posted a video clip of the cast and crew - including Ms Balfe, 38 - walking through the popular park.
Many fans have also suggested that Sam Heughan himself may show up today although this has not been confirmed.
A sign was first spotted outside Cumbernauld Glen in the Lanarkshire area last week, informing residents of filming for a fourth series of the hit show.
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Shooting has been taking place since Friday, January 26 and also on Saturday, Monday, and today (Tuesday) between 8am and 7pm.
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