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The image shows Beechwood Farm site plans from 1950 and today; in 1950, areas included sheep pasture in the north-east, barn centrally located near farmhouse, vegetable field alongside farmhouse road, soft fruits south-west of vegetables, and fruit trees at west entrance; today, vegetable field size intact with added nearby parking, south-east additions include farmhouse beehives/chickens; modern changes feature solar panels east of parking, and camping zones adjacent, sheep pasture replaced by holiday cottages and sports area, soft fruits converted to recreational grounds, designated parking site at farm entrance, no fruit trees in current layout.
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The plans provide a comparison of the location of a farm in 1950 and now.
Overall, one of the most notable changes took place in the shipping area, where several new constructions were introduced. In contrast, the main circular track was replaced by a road.
In 1950, the layout shows that the area was in an early stage of development and was mainly used for simple accommodation such as barns and farmhouses. In addition, certain fields, specifically those used for sheep farming, contained large areas that were not occupied by any dwellings.
These days, the entire village has undergone large reinvention. Sheep space was transformed into a residential area, several parking spaces were introduced, along with additional dwellings known as camping fields. On top of that, solar panels were implemented. Therefore, at the bottom of the map, certain areas were converted into holiday cottages and barns.
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