Watch to the end for your chance to win a trip to the top of the Forth Road Bridge

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00:00Hi, I'm Lisa Ferguson. I'm one of the audio-video specialists and I have been lucky enough today

00:05to come up the Forth Road Bridge. I'm standing on top of it just now and that took us about

00:1315 minutes from the bottom to get up here. You first of all come in and you then enter

00:18a tiny little lift, which is probably enough to only fit three people. You then come up

00:25to the 10th floor and then you then proceed to climb up a very small ladder. Then once

00:32you get to the top, you are faced with these amazing views of South Queensferry, North

00:39Queensferry. You can see over to Arthur's Seat. You can see all the bridges down into

00:45the pier and it's just an amazing experience. We're lucky enough to be up here today on

00:51an alright day. The last time I was up here was when the cars were still allowed to cross,

00:56so it's a completely different experience this time. The whole reason I am up here today

01:02is purely because the Scotsman are running a competition to celebrate the bridge turning

01:0960 years old. To be in with a chance of winning this competition, all you have to be is a

01:14Scotsman subscriber and answer this simple question. What is the distance in metres of

01:19the span between the Forth Road Bridge's two main towers?