>The Tarr Steps Bridge is a small stone bridge located in Exmoor National Park in Somerset, England. In contrast to other bridges, this bridge is only a stone bridge made with rocks arranged in such a way as to support flat stone plates as treads, looks simple and like beautiful artwork. However, no one knows when this Tarr Steps bridge was built. But the researchers have had some estimates of the year of man ufacture, circa 1000 BC or in 1400 AD. In local legend it is said that this bridge was built by the devil so that he could sunbathe the river to enjoy the natural surroundings, not to cross it.