As regular readers will know, more than one in four drivers using this road exceeds the speed limit and the road is often too narrow for two large vehicles to safely pass. As a result, it seems that a lot of them are hitting the hedges.
The photos show some of the damage caused with the earth ripped away and some of the stonework also dislodged. Apart from the damage to vehicles, this will also start to bring down the hedges themselves. You can tell that it is cars and lorries causing the damage (rather than some other cause) by the tyre prints visible in the top photo.
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For the hedge to contiue to stand, its height should be the width of the base. The hedge is being worsened by the cleaning of the roadside by the highways, in a misgiven attempt to widen the road without stabilizing the hedge. Suggest you read articles in Cornish Hedges Library.
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