Weekend readers' pictures: Wheels

Adam Akins: “I’ve found the culprit – Baby Barrichello” Photograph: Adam Akins

Matthew Rynne: “A yarn-bombed tricycle in Soho, New York” Photograph: Matthew Rynne

Victoria Butanu: “A half-dismantled ­ferris wheel, Liverpool. I love the juxtaposition of wheel and eye" Photograph: Victoria Butanu

Kevin Moloney: “My wife, Sue, spotted this novel mode of transport while on a charity project in Uganda recently" Photograph: Kevin Moloney

Mark Granier: "Someone boarding the Dart on the last night of the Festival of World Cultures in Dún Laoghaire" Photograph: Mark Granier

Jude Gadd: These abandoned millstones sit in Hope Valley as ghosts of Derbyshire's industrial past. They are so obviously manmade and yet they fit seamlessly in the landscape, a perfect foil to the undulating hills behind them" Photograph: Jude Gadd

Alan Ross: "A wall made from the crushed remains of scrapped cars" Photograph: Alan Ross

Charlie Snell: "Last year at a campsite in France. A slow shutter, a steady hand and a swinging hammock made for an interesting 'wheel' effect" Photograph: Charlie Snell

Scott Russell: "On a half-finished highway in Belgrade, I spotted these two enjoying the open road" Photograph: Scott Russell

Matt O'Connell: "I took this shot of one wheel, on three wheels, from the four wheels of our car in Cuba last year. I'm still wondering about who or what resides in the sidecar" Photograph: Matt O'Connell