Weekend readers' pictures: Melt

'My daughter stopping melting ice-cream from escaping' Photograph: Mike Jones

'The street outside our house took a hammering in an August heatwave' Photograph: Antony Rawlinson

'Ice breaks off the Vatnajökull glacier, melts into pieces in the lagoon, then floats into the sea before washing up on the black-sand beach – like uncut diamonds' Photograph: Jason Priestly

'Melt, the semi-liquid material used in steelmaking and glassblowing, taken on a visit to World Of Glass in St. Helens. ' Photograph: Robert Patefield

'A much needed ice lolly on a sweltering hot day in Washington DC' Photograph: Vicki Mason

'Steps melting their way down to lovely Brighton beach' Photograph: Anne Walker

'These icicles hanging from the passion flower branches, photographed through the window of our conservatory, looked so dramatic against the cloudless blue sky. But, cold as it was, the drips at the tip of each icicle show the weak sun was causing them to melt' Photograph: Peter Borrows