Weekend readers' pictures: Mess

Stuart Heath: “Ho Chi Minh’s telephone poles are all weighed down by these incredible ­tangles of wires” Photograph: Stuart Heath

Rebecca Thornton: "The aftermath of my eighteen-month-old son's first experience of chocolate cake. I couldn't resist capturing how he'd squished it between his fingers, a real multi-sensory experience!" Photograph: Rebecca Thornton

Annabelle Butterworth: "The builders fixing my friend's roof left a lot of mess in her front garden, so we all pitched in by helping to scoop up the leftover sand and bricks with anything we could find"   Photograph: Annabelle Butterworth

Teresa Lee: "This was the incredible view looking over the sea wall at New Brighton in October last year - you could barely see the water for all the rubbish, seagull feathers and sweet wrappers" Photograph: Teresa Lee

Greg Jurusik: "When driving around Connemara and trying to find the way, you wish you could tidy up the world" Photograph: Greg Jurusik

Kevin Worsdell: "A crate of ropes and fishing nets next to some weathered crab pots at Mullion harbour in Cornwall. No chance of untangling this lot!" Photograph: Kevin Worsdell

Stephanie Irwin: "My three-year-old son with a newspaper that 'You didn't want to read anyway, Mummy.' I had to laugh" Photograph: Stephanie Irwin

Greg McAlinden: "I took this on a junkyard my girlfriend and I found on the island of Kythnos. Those are her legs seen through the cabin of an old fishing boat" Photograph: Greg McAlinden

Rob Patrick: "I went for an afternoon walk in the countryside and came across an old abandoned house which was just crying out to be explored. It was a great shame to see what would have been such a majestic building back in its day in such a poor state of disrepair" Photograph: Rob Patrick