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Above: Finally after one long year it is time for the scaffolding to come down.

Above: A team of six scaffolders from SGB Island Scaffolding

start to dissemble the huge structure.

Above: Nearly gone. The scaffolding was removed in one

day with not so much as a scratch on the wheel.

Above: Revealed for the first time the wheel stands alone

and proud in the early morning sunlight.

Above: Don Jeff from Stuart Clague Services examines the

entrance to the tunnel to be used for the pipe route.

Above: A trench is cut to the required depth at which the

pipe will run through the tunnel on steel bearers.

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