"I call this one 'Aw the bridges and the wee thingy'" Pic: Catherine Smith / Scotland from the Roadside

Quite the image of the Queensferry Crossing, as seen from St Margaret's Hope. This reclaimed land was formerly a bay and safe haven for shipping - where St Margaret was said to have landed in 1068. Pic: James Miller

A lone police officer and sniffer dog walk across the Queensferry Crossing in September 2017 ahead of the bridge's official opening. Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA

A panoramic view of the three Forth bridges, looking north. Picture: Zoltan Laszlo

The Queensferry Crossing has won the 'Greatest Contribution to Scotland' prize at the 2018 Saltire Infrastructure Awards, organised by Institution of Civil Engineers Scotland.

Night time viewing. Picture: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 𝑪𝒓𝒂𝒊𝒈 𝑨𝒍𝒍𝒂𝒓𝒅𝒚𝒄𝒆

Looking north along the road deck of the Queensferry Crossing. The property to the immediate left is the former Admiral's House, where naval top brass were based. Picture: Ken Jack

Sunset over the Queensferry Crossing.

The Queensferry Crossing at sunset this evening. Picture: нєανєηѕ αвσνє

Looking south towards the Queensferry peninsular and the Forth bridges beyond. Picture by Eilidh on a flight to Stornoway.

'Big sun, big bridge'. Picture: @weePhotosEdin

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Flashback to 2014: A view of the Queensferry Crossing under construction, looking south. Three towers emerging from the Forth. Huge earth works underway for the approach road. Picture: Ken Whitcombe / Aerial Photography Solutions

A stunning aerial view of the three Forth bridges. Pic: Lynne Watson

The three Forth bridges 😍 Picture: Historic Environment Scotland