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Above: The first three quarter ton beam is hoisted high above the site.

Above: The enormous crane is extended to half of its full height.

Above: The second steel beam is lowered into position.

Above: The crew carefully guide the beam down.

Above: Steve Broad of Apex Cranes talks to the driver by radio

who is unable to see the location of the new bridge.

Above: The first of the fifty three feet long poles are moved

along the footpath to the lift position.

Special thanks go to Peter Crebbin at the Manx Electricity Authority

For locating and supplying the poles.

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