A LORRY overturned spilling its load and causing a road to be closed for 15 hours.
The lorry came off the A4104 Baughton Hill, Earl's Croome, near Malvern, into a ditch.
Boxes that had come off the lorry were thrown across the road and on the side.
Drivers were unable to use the section of the road between the Jockey Inn's overflow car park and the roundabout for the A38 while a clean-up operation took place.
The lorry came off the road at around 6.30pm on Tuesday night, and the road reopened at 10.40am.
The crash site had been cleared just before the road reopened.
Track marks were still visible while bollards that had been crashed into were bent over.
The lorry appeared to be carrying fish and chip bags as there was a number of bright red bags left on the ground.
Worcestershire Highways tweeted: "A4104 Baughton Hill, Earl's Croome is closed - lorry has shed its load" before the road reopened.
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