These bridges are called clapper bridges.
Most clapper bridges were built during the medieval times, although some of them age much much more.
The bridge was repaired each time.
According to local legend, the Devil himself built it so that he could sunbath on.
The poor creature was torn to pieces.
The parson then crossed the bridge without harm, and traded insults with the Devil.
The Tar Steps has been a tourist attraction for at least two hundred years.
