Mini monks and Mourne Mountains – readers’ best photos
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Valencia, Spain
‘Living in a bubble.’Photograph: Shailen Ramgoolam
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New Mexico, US
‘White Sands national park. Not snow, but sand – and not even real sand (silica) but gypsum (calcium sulphate) crystals.’Photograph: Gill Henry
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Edinburgh, UK
‘A beautiful cream and chocolate Pullman coach, glowing in the afternoon sun at Waverley station.’Photograph: Stuart Neville
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Yonne, France
‘We were at the municipal campsite in the village of Toucy. In the early evening we took a stroll around the nearby lake. It was surrounded by lovely trees. Then a small family group came into view on the opposite bank, their chatter and laughter carried in the still, calm air.’Photograph: Noel Boardman
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County Down, UK
‘The Mourne Mountains sweeping down to the sea.’Photograph: Bill Coulter
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Cumbria, UK
‘We went to see wild red squirrels at a colony. There was some good light, and this one posed with some food nearby. Red squirrels are fairly rare, with only a few pockets of them in the UK.’Photograph: David Eberlin
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Milan, Italy
‘An unusual selfie taken at the Atlas exhibition in the Fondazione Prada.’Photograph: Nick Holliman
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Bangkok, Thailand
‘Colourful costumes at the Bangkok pride parade.’Photograph: Nathalie Jamois
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Luang Prabang, Laos
‘This photo captures novice monks at around 6am as they wake up to collect alms. Each morning, these young monks follow a tradition that is centuries old. The young monk yawning in the lineup perfectly mirrored how I felt that early morning. This image symbolises the blend of dedication and humanity in their daily ritual. It was amazing. It’s a small glimpse into a vibrant cultural practice of the people of Laos.’Photograph: Will Langston
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Varanasi, India
‘The city of spiritual splendour, where the Ganges’ water flows with tender grace. The city’s heart beats in the temple bells, whose echoes ring through the morning-misted veil. As boats glide softly where the river swells, even the winds tell a tale here.’Photograph: Troy Shepherd
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Ontario, Canada
‘This female northern cardinal enjoys the sun in our pear tree in Guelph.’Photograph: Brad Morley
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Chaudi, India
‘This is one of a triptych of photos of women selling fruit and vegetables.’Photograph: Brian Capaloff
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Kalasin, Thailand
‘A team watches on as their homemade rocket successfully lifts off during the annual rocket festival, traditionally aimed at bringing rain toward the end of the long dry season.’Photograph: Ian Taylor
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Chobe, Botswana
‘A line of red-billed oxpeckers hitch a ride on a giraffe in the national park.’Photograph: Joe Havely
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York, UK
‘The aubretia on our garden wall was really cheering in the morning sunshine.’Photograph: Sue Norton