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Readers' Glastonbury gallery

Gavin Wilkinson — A man contemplates the mud. The mud is intransigent. Photograph: Gavin Wilkinson/Gavin Wilkinson

Clare Chambers — Time for a brief rest, on the fuselage of a crashed plane - as you do. Photograph: Clare Chambers/Clare Chambers

Jon Austen 1 — Glastonbury is very serious about tackling Climate Change... Photograph: Jon Austen/Jon Austen

Jon Austen 2 — ...So maybe they should think about getting rid of all the old school light bulbs that adorn the pathways. Photograph: Jon Austen/Jon Austen

Naz Karim — The Guardian Lounge (our little home at the festival) before... Photograph: Naz Karim/Naz Karim

Naz Karim 2 — ...and after. Photograph: Naz Karim/Naz Karim

Naz Karim 3 — More from Naz; this time it's the festival's most inappropriate handmade sign. Photograph: Naz Karim/Naz Karim

Frankie Kearney — "Best Arctic Monkeys picture ever" says Frankie Kearney, and he could well be right. Photograph: Frankie Kearney/Frankie Kearney

Tom Lay — A dispiriting shot, though not without its beauty; People passing the Pyramid Stage as they begin to pack up on Sunday night. Photograph: Tom Lay/Tom Lay

Christina Reif — A crowd gather to watch the band Lightyears at the Small World stage. Photograph: Christina Reif/Christina Reif

Alistair Hall — The keyboardist from Mr Hudson and the library caught 'going for it' on the big screen. Photograph: Alistair Hall/Alistair Hall

Alistair Hall — Even the flags to the car parks were menaced by the clouds. Photograph: Alistair Hall/Alistair Hall

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