Pictures: Cleaning up after muddy Glastonbury festival 2016
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The sign is clear - it's time for the festival-goers at Glastonbury to go home. The world famous music festival happens at Worthy Farm in Somerset.
The mud didn't make it easy and this lady knows the struggle. Glastonbury is known for getting super muddy when it rains but this year is thought to have been one of the muddiest... and the festival has been going since 1970! Back then entry was only £1 and included free milk from the farm.
Now around 135,000 people attend the festival and it can take a while to leave... This car had to be pulled by a tractor to get it through all of the mud!
These wellies have been left behind - perhaps they kept getting stuck in the mud too!
Plenty of people helped to collect rubbish. There were special sections at the festival where people could recycle.
This year it's thought they will collect 500,000 bags of rubbish, 57 tonnes of reusable items and 1,022 tonnes of recycling.