Description

This very old bridge that crosses the Taurion river was built during the Gallo-Roman period. It has been consolidated quite recently with modern materials, for it attracts many tourists. There's even a feast in its honor in mid-august every year. It can be found roughly 14 miles from my home in the french département of Creuse (geodesic coordinates : longitude E1°59'43.69" ; latitude N45°49'05.52" )

This picture was shot March 3. 2007 with a SONY Cybershot DSC W40 in black and white, levelled and framed in PS7.

PS: I have planned to make a watercolour artwork using another picture of this bridge. It shall take me ages to do it as usual, so come back here 'quite soon'.