Law enforcement, as well as the Public Works Department in Cornwall, England, have been looking for a mysterious motorist<\/p>\n
who allegedly took matters into their hands and filled up a giant pothole in the middle of the road with cement.<\/p>\n
British people are well aware that the roads aren\u2019t always the best, but the locals of Cornwall had to go through added trouble to<\/p>\n
avoid the area at the top of Tanhouse Road and Bodmin Hill in Lostwithiel due<\/p>\n
to the huge hole that was in the middle of the tarmac.<\/p>\n
This road was closed officially at the beginning of April, with one of the spokespersons<\/p>\n
for the Cornwall Council accusing an ongoing kerfuffle with drainage as to why the road\u2019s surface had deteriorated.<\/p>\n
But, after a month of complete government inactivity, one anonymous individual got pretty irritated with the giant pothole and<\/p>\n
decided to fill it with concrete themselves over the first weekend in May. The DIY repair did work for a bit, and the road was<\/p>\n
reopened for a short period. But the Cornwall Council\u2019s road repair company Cormac<\/p>\n
closed the road yet again simply because their team hadn\u2019t done this work officially.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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