The $30 million slurry solution

A farmer in the Lake District has found an ... unconventional way to deal with the issue of tourists parking illegally in his field near Rydal Water.

According to a report by Cumbria Police, the farmer sprayed slurry on over 20 cars that had been parked without permission.

The incident has sparked debate over tourist parking issues in the Lake District , with many online comments supporting the farmer's actions.

A long-standing issue

Parking in the beauty spot has been a long-standing issue, with further pressure piled on during bank holiday and summer periods.

Cumbria Police had previously warned visitors to the national park to park vehicles in an 'appropriate place' which follows the 'highway code'.

The farmer's actions have been seen as a deterrent to others who may be tempted to park illegally in the area.

Who is the unnamed buyer?

The farmer who sprayed the slurry has not been named, but it is believed that he has been approached for comment by Cumbria Police.

The police are carrying out further enquiries to determine the full circumstances of the incident .

The farmer's actions have sparked a heated debate online, with some people supporting his actions and others condemning them.

A double loss for the farmer

The farmer is also at a double loss, wasting slurry that could have been used on crops.

The incident has highlighted the issue of tourist parking in the Lake District and the need for greater awareness and enforcement.