A plane ended upside down after hitting power lines across the A36 that fell and caused a field fire.
A man who was first on the scene of a plane crash blocked the road with his van to keep other drivers safe.
Robin Wilmott is a delivery driver for Tesco and saw the small plane crash into the power lines on the side of the road
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