Henry Grattan - Greeting Card - Delphy Bridge

Delphy or more correctly Delford Bridge is a fine example of a clapper bridge, crudely constructed of great blocks of granite moor stone and seeming closer in spirit to the megalithic age than the turn of the 20th century when it was built.

A popular spot with visitors and locals alike, the bridge spans the De Lank River on the edge of Bodmin Moor, just a stone's throw from East Rose Farm near St Breward.

An original photograph by Henry Grattan and mounted on a white vellum card 148mm x 200mm, left blank inside for your own message and supplied with a white envelope in a cello bag.