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Lorry sheds vegetables on road
10:10am Saturday 19th July 2008
This picture taken by The Press reader Robert Wainwright shows a road near the village of Hovingham, after a lorry shed some of its load of vegetable waste.
Apples, oranges, carrots and cabbage were among the items left on the road as the vehicle continued in the direction of Malton.
The driver seemed to be unaware of what was happening, and was eventually stopped near Amotherby.
The police and North Yorkshire County Council were involved in the clearing up process.
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B1257 heading out of Hovingham towards Malton
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