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clapper bridge

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clapper bridge
n
(Engineering / Civil Engineering) a primitive type of bridge in which planks or slabs of stone rest on piles of stones


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Byline: ANDREW FORGRAVE A CLAPPER bridge and the "most dreadful horse path in Wales" take centre stage during a weekend training exercise for stonewallers.
However, the same "expert" now admitted that the painting might be a fake after Mandrake pointed out to him that it was, in fact, likely to be a painting of Clapper Bridge on Dartmoor, reports The Telegraph.
We cross the beck by the splendid clapper bridge and pass Beck Hall (on the left) before turning left at the top of the slope.
 
 
 
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