The image compares the changes that have occurred in the village of Pebbleton two decades ago and the current state. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the village has become more residential with new homes, more entertaining with new recreational amenities, and accessible with a new bridge and a road at the expense of unoccupied lands and previously occupied old buildings.
Residential areas in Pebbleton have increased in two decades. The number of houses located in the north has nearly doubled, and a new flat block has been repurposed in an old film studio, which has located in the southwestern corner of the village. A community center has built neighboring residential houses in the north.
Additionally, the village now offers new recreational facilities. A playground for children has been built in the place of the old fort in the west of the community center, and in the south, a tennis court has been constructed. For making the village accessible for schools situated in the southern land of the river, a footbridge and a road have been constructed in twenty years. Previous roads, a playing field, a school, and Lighthouse Lane have remained unchanged in twenty years.