Bolter's Bridge, Monarch's Way

One of a series of four pack-horse bridge paintings: 
Bolter’s Bridge is an ancient bridge in the Somerset hamlet of Hornblotton, (horn-blowing), where travellers were warned if the river was too high to cross the bridge safely. It is still used by riders, on the 625 mile Monarch’s Way, a path closely following the escape route taken by Charles 1.

I liked the way the paving stones were laid to follow the bend in the old drover’s route.