Tonnes of raw pork that fell off the back of a lorry has delayed motorists leaving Truro today.
The meat was spread across Newquay Road near the junction leading to the New Cattle Market.
Clean-up crews used shovels to clear the meat while police diverted traffic around the mess.
The West Briton photographer, Jonathan Jacobs, was on the scene. He said: "The traffic was backed up leaving Truro. It seems as if the lorry misjudged the tight corner and the meat slid out of the back. It smells pretty bad."
The meat was spread across Newquay Road near the junction leading to the New Cattle Market.
Clean-up crews used shovels to clear the meat while police diverted traffic around the mess.
The West Briton photographer, Jonathan Jacobs, was on the scene. He said: "The traffic was backed up leaving Truro. It seems as if the lorry misjudged the tight corner and the meat slid out of the back. It smells pretty bad."
