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The image presents two diagrams of Beechwood Farm for 1950 and Today. The 1950 map shows a road to the north and a river to the west and south, with land sections designated for Fruit trees, Soft fruits, Vegetables, and Sheep. Structures included a Barn, a Farmhouse, and a Chickens enclosure, all connected by a Track. The Today map shows the Fruit trees, Soft fruits, and Vegetables plots, along with the Barn, Farmhouse, and Chickens enclosure, still present. The Sheep field has been replaced by a Camping field, Solar panels, and a Parking area. New additions include a Farm shop, Holiday cottages, and a second Parking area, all serviced by a new Road system that replaced the original Track.
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The maps compare the layout of Beechwood Farm in 1950 and the present day.
Overall, the area underwent considerable development, with several new facilities being introduced and some existing facilities being relocated. Despite these changes, certain features such as the fruit trees, soft fruits and vegetanble shops remained unchanged.
In the northeastern part of the farm,the area previously used for sheep was converted into solar panels and an area for camping fields. In addition, two parking areas were introduced, one near the camping field and the other one near the beside the solar panels.
The barn was relocated to the south side of the farm to make way for holiday cottages. The tracks were replaced by roads, providing access to the barn and other facilities of the farm. A small farm shop was intoduced near the fruit trees. Despite these changes, certain features such as the farmhouse, chickens and the shops allocated for fuits and vegetables remained unchanged throughout the period.
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