The Bridges of Perjure

There are only two bridges leading into Perjure. The first of these, should one stick to a strict chronology is so old that it can scarcely be regarded as anything more than a museum piece, should a museum ever be constructed large enough to house such an edifice. It is called variously The Old Bridge, the Clamour, or the Petecross. It has never been modified for modern traffic, some blame the various councils for this, others the populace's apathy. It is worth noting that the Collective of Fiddlers' Grand Meeting Hall is built on the Southern side of the Old Bridge.

The second bridge is a single span steel structure, built in 1972, it is simply called The Bridge.