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James Coxall built wooden legs and feet to highlight a pothole in an English village.
Coxall enlisted the help of his wife and kids to fix the hole in a pair of jeans and shoes.
The town council finally filled the hole after 8 months of neglect.
The council chose to leave the legs where they found them.
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