Description
A wooden bridge stretches across the river, its planks laid in a narrow line from bank to bank. The surface is flat and plain, with no rails, just the direct span of wood above the steady water. On both sides of the river, trees grow along the edges, their trunks upright and irregularly spaced. Some lean slightly over the water, their forms reflected in the slow current. The bridge feels quiet in its placement, not drawing attention, just existing between the trees and above the river’s calm, continuous movement.
