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The image depicts two schematic maps of a park from 1980 and the present, both oriented north at the top. In 1980, the park had two ponds at its center, surrounded by four benches arrayed in a square around the upper pond, two benches on the north side, and two benches to the west of the ponds. There were six picnic tables located vertically on the west side and fourteen flower beds laid out into two vertical columns at the southeast. A wall encloses the park on the north, west, and east sides. Twenty trees are located in the north and southwest near the wall. A gate was located north, with a path leading to the south towards the picnic tables. Presently, the park comprises one pond at the upper center, flanked by four benches at three compass points except the south, four picnic tables located vertically in the eastern section alongside three benches in the south, eight trees in the park, three bushes clustered in the bottom pond region, and north entrance providing access into the park.
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The two maps compare the layout of a small park in 1980 with its current design.
Overall, the park has been transformed from a predominantly natural and enclosed space into a more open recreational area, with facilities added for social activities such as picnicking and barbecuing.
In 1980, the park was completely surrounded by a wall, with entrances located on each side. At the centre, there was a pond encircled by four benches. The southern section contained two large rectangular flower beds, while the northern and eastern parts were largely occupied by trees.
At present, the boundary wall has been removed, resulting in a more accessible layout, with only two entrances remaining to the north and south. The central pond and surrounding benches remain unchanged, but the flower beds have been replaced by picnic tables on the western side and a barbecue area in the southeast corner. Additionally, while some trees still exist in the north, several have been removed, and bushes have been introduced to the southwest, further altering the natural landscape.
In summary, the park has shifted away from a nature-focused design towards one prioritising leisure and communal activities, with significant changes in both its structure and facilities.
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