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Above: Another view of the wheel from the bottom in the midday sun.

Above: The team starts to fit the edge protection onto the new footbridge.

Above: Looking down onto the almost complete bridge.

Above: The ground is made good where the decking meets the stone floor.

Above: Ted and Roy start to remove the inner scaffold tower.

This is not a part of the main scaffold structure and was

moved around inside the pit for access.

Above: A view from the bottom of the wheel pit looking up.

The true size of the wheel can now be appreciated

with the access platforms out of the way.

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