Works began to deconstruct the bridge on Tuesday and have been ongoing since.
The bridge was more than 100 years old and closed in 2019 due to concerns for public safety. Further concerns that the structure might start to crumble meant it was time for the bridge to come down.
In the latest photos from the esplanade and beach, diggers can be seen removing sections from the bridge.
Rab Forbes, a member of the Lossiemouth Community Development Trust said the removal will “hurt a little” for those in the community with fond memories of it.
A section of the bridge being removed. Picture by Sandy McCook.
Beaver Bridges is conducting the work. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The support beams will remain in place. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The old bridge was deemed unsafe. Picture by Sandy McCook.
It is unknown when the deconstruction will be fully complete. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The deconstruction has been called “bittersweet”. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The bridge is being taken apart in sections. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The bridge connected the community to East Beach. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The old bridge was over 100 years old. Picture by Sandy McCook.
The new East Beach Bridge opened last Tuesday. Picture by Sandy McCook.
A section of the bridge after being removed. Picture by Sandy McCook.
Teams have been working to remove the bridge since Tuesday. Picture by Sandy McCook.
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GALLERY: Dramatic pictures show old Lossiemouth bridge being taken apart
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