A road between two villages in Norfolk has been partially blocked after part of a grass verge collapsed.
The landslide has covered roughly two-thirds of the tarmac on Caistor Lane, between Caistor St Edmund and Framingham Earl, making it nearly impassable to vehicle traffic.
It has been blocked since at least 10.55am when Gary Starman snapped a picture with his car's dashcam.
It has now been surrounded by barriers by Norfolk County Council but it is currently unknown when highway workers will be able to fully clear the blockage.
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Mr Starman said further 'cracks' were appearing along the verge, highlighting more possible collapses.
Another motorist said: "Apparently it all came down in the rain.
"It’s quite a busy cut-through between Caistor and Framingham Earl and Poringland.
"This morning it was quite difficult for traffic to get past but now there are cordons and signs it is possible for cars to pass it."
A smaller landslide in nearby Shotesham has seen earth and undergrowth fall onto Hollow Lane, which links Shotesham St Mary and Shotesham All Saints.
The road is still open and traffic is able to pass.
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