Plaines Roman Bridge Photo Gallery

1/13. Les Plains Roman Bridge.

2/13. Les Plains Roman Bridge location. Standing near the Roman bridge you're looking west at the road junction, with the D558 (St Tropez road) at the left, and the D48 road bridge at the right.

3/13. Rocky terrain and Roman bridge. Looking east, the Roman bridge is at the right.

4/13. Roman bridge between the rocks and the vineyards.

5/13. A closer view of the Les Plains Roman Bridge, north side.

6/13. Les Plains Roman Bridge south side, lighted by the morning sun.

7/13. Les Plains Roman Bridge south side, from the west side of the little river.

8/13. View across the top of Les Plains Roman Bridge, looking west.

9/13. Roman road onto the Roman bridge. The old road comes from the left and the edge of the rock and turns left onto the bridge.

10/13. Roman road onto the Roman bridge. Here you can see the narrow ditch (mostly filled by dirt and grass) along the right edge of the road.

11/13. Roman road ditch detail. Looking north, just where the old road turns onto the bridge. In the background is the modern stone bridge for the D48 road (with cyclist).

12/13. Stone ditch along the Roman road. Looking south (away from the bridge). At the far right corner of the photo, the road turns sharp left (east) and crosses over the hill.

13/13. Southern bend of the Roman road. The road turns right here, on the raised earth between the two largest trees/bushes. That's the D48 road bridge visible at the right.