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A pothole measuring around two feet across has been reported to Highland Council.
It was spotted at the junction of Caulfield Road North and Cradlehall Farm Drive in Inverness.
The HNM digital subscriber who spotted it took photos last night before returning this morning with a measuring tape.
At its widest point, it was some 24 inches, while another dimension was 20 inches.
"I spotted it while cycling," said the reader. "If I hadn't, it could have caused some serious damage."
He has since reported it to the local authority.
If you are aware of a larger pothole, email newsdesk@hnmedia.co.uk
How to get potholes fixed
To get a pothole fixed, you have to report it to Highland Council.
Click here to visit its web-page for reporting roadside problems.
Then click on 'report a fault' and click through the online form to find fault type 'pothole', fill in some more information including the date and time identified and pinpoint the location on a map.
There is also an opportunity to upload a photo of the pothole.
Once you've filled in your details and submitted the form, you receive an email from the council's road maintenance team.
