The plans below show the site of a farm in 1950 and the same site today.

The two maps 1illustrateillustrates the changes to Beechwood Farm between 1950 and today.

Overall, 2Deletewe can see that the footprint of the farm remains largely unchanged after renovation, while the internal layout has been converted to serve more uses 3than in 1950than 1950. It is noticeable that the area for sheep in 1950 has been replaced by other amenities, and the track inside the farm has been upgraded into roads.

Looking first at the layout of the farm in 1950, 5toon the northwest of the farm was a highway, crossing a river that surrounded the western and southern sides of the farm. A 6northwest-to-eastwest-east track with a 7triangular junctiontriangle-shaped roundabout in the middle 8splitsplitted the farm into two parts. 9InOn the southern part, areas for fruit trees, soft fruits and vegetables were situated between the western part of the river and the track, and on the eastern side of the roundabout sat the barn, the farmhouse and the area for chickens. Meanwhile, the sheep area occupied the whole northern side of the track.

After the 10redevelopmentreconstruction, the area for sheep has been replaced and split into two sections: a camping field in the west and solar panels in the east. The tracks 11havehas also been transformed into roads, with two parking lots attached to 12both of its endsits both ends respectively. 13While the areas for fruit trees, soft fruits and vegetables 14remain in the same positionremain the same position and size, a farm shop has been introduced in the fruit trees area, next to the southern side of the internal road. 15Finally, of the three sections lying in the southeast, the barn has been moved to the south end of the triangle roundabout and given 16overway to holiday cottages, while the other two 17have nothaven't been changed.