Main road at Adforton
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Image: © John Winder Taken: 18 Apr 2014
The main A4110 through Adforton. During potato harvesting season, tractors pulling trailers piled high with spuds barrel through here. This corner is a rich source of free spuds, since all the trailers lose a few here! A friend of mine lives nearby and she never has to buy potatoes at that time of year. The 30 limit is relatively recent and some people still drive through here too fast, although the chap in the photo seemed to be driving at a sensible and appropriate speed.
