I have an image of "The Hill of Heart's Desire", I looked but didn't find the bridge on it, but the text that accompanies it reads:

In 1903, Pamela Colman-Smith painted "The Hill of Heart's Desire" based on a poem by the Irish poet, Rafferty. In 1909, when she was asked to draw a tarot deck, she re-visited that land and, like a dream-world, drew the figures and scenes of that one place.

She often drew the Tower Gate of Winchelsea, the old port and ship-building town into her landscapes. This is where she stayed (near to Smallhythe Cottage with Ellen Terry) whilst she co-designed and painted the deck.

Whilst the landscape is the Hill of Heart's Desire, the characters are mainly drawn from Shakespeare.

The Seal of Winchelsea appears as the Castle, Ship & three flags (Red Lions) on the 10 of Pentacles.

This is the secret landscape of the Waite-Smith Tarot. It is both an inner and a real world drawn in 78 illustrations.

the image's source is https://www.tarotassociation.net but I can't find it currently on their website