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The Woodburn Bridge, also known as the Trevor Woodburn Bridge, is a 20 metre pedestrian bridge that spans the River Brathay near the village of Skelwith Bridge. The bridge, commissioned by the Lake District National Park, was designed and built by Chris Brammall, founder of the architectural and sculptural metalwork company CB Arts, who specialise in this kind of fabrication. Lacquered steel is the main construction material and it weighs in at around 16 tonnes with price tag of £225,000 back in 2006. Intriguingly, its modern look enhances the natural beauty of the surrounding area, connecting the footpaths on opposite banks seamlessly. (read more)