A bridge over the River Meden.

By special request from @peadar. Hope you like it Peter.

[Peter H]

Andrew, thank you. I do prefer this over the black and white. I think it's because there is so much detail, the colour helps my brain sort it all out.

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

@peadar Thanks for this Peter, it is an interesting comment and I see what you mean about the detail. Cheers.

[Casablanca]

I like this one better too for the same reasons as @peadar

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

@peadar & @casablanca The Greens have it then! :-)

[Peter H]

@allsop @casablanca Oh, that's a weird thing. "The Greens have it then" could be a phrase straight out of "I, Claudius". I believe "The Greens" were the Emperor Caligula's favoured chariot racing team...

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

@peadar @casablanca As we are going all classical in Ancient Egypt the god Osiris is almost always shown with green or black skin symbolising fertility, regeneration, and the underworld. The Eye of Horus is also often depicted as being green.