A £1.4 million road engineering project in Fife is now complete.
The Dura Den road has been reopened since it was closed in October 2012.
Flooding due to extreme rainfall caused the retaining walls supporting the road to collapse, various properties suffering damage.
The Coach House building, which suffered the most serious damage, has been demolished and a new home built on its site.
In addition, contractors built extensive retaining walls to restore the road's structural support.
Drainage and road resurfacing works have now brought the project to a close.
Councillor Pat Callaghan said: "I'm delighted to see the road through Dura Den re-open. It's taken us three years to get here. Before any repair works could start we needed to carry out detailed ground investigations, environmental studies and option designs."
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