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The image presents two maps comparing a rural area from 1950 and today; in both maps, a river flows along the bottom right boundary, and a road curves through the left top corner; in 1950, the land is divided into areas of sheep farming at the top right, fruit trees along the top left, and soft fruits just below; a tract marked vegetables sits below the soft fruits parallel to the river, and a farmhouse with chickens is at the center bottom adjacent to the barn on the right; in contrast, today's map features added elements including a farm shop and parking in place of fruit trees, camping field replaces sheep; an additional road leads to solar panels and parking along current top right; holiday cottages occupy an area between farmhouse and parking lot.
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The map showed the layout of Beechwood Farm in 1950 and today.
Overall, while farmland is mainly used for crops, other facilities have been added to accommodate visitors.
A large part of the farm is bordered with a river and main road. A side road is extended from the main road across the farm, forming a triangular zone with two shorter side roads. These side roads used to be tracks.
Standing at the T-intersection of the farm and main road and facing the farm, one can see that, on the right, there are farmlands of fruit trees, soft fruits, and vegetables with a farm shop near the T-intersection. On the left side, the area of sheep has been replaced with a camping field, some solar panels, and two parking areas.
Moving forward into the triangular zone, one can reach the new barn on the right side where two shorter sides meet. On the left, one can see an older barn that has been converted into a holiday cottage, while the farmhouse and chicken yard remain the same as they were.
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