Changes in Felixstone in the UK between 1967 and 2001

The maps illustrate the changes in the Felix Stone area over a 34-year period, from 1980 to 2005. It can be seen on the map that Felix Stone witnessed a striking transformation. Most
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elimination of the farmland. Looking at the picture in detail, one can see that the farmland in the northeastern corner was turned into a large entertainment complex with a swimming pool, a hotel, and two tennis courts. The fish market, the marine, and the pier system were completely demolished to make way for a private beach. Turning to the southwest of the map, many wind turbines were erected facing the sea.
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, the cafe in the centre of the beach was still in the same place,
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a new parking lot was added next to the hotel to better cater to the accommodation needs of visitors.
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Ensure that the time frame in the introduction matches the task prompt. There was a discrepancy between the task (changes between 1967 and 2001) and your essay (1980 to 2005).
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Include an opening sentence in your essay that directly addresses the topic and sets the context for the reader.
coherence cohesion
Ensure that your essay has a clear conclusion that summarizes the main changes or highlights the most significant transformation.
coherence cohesion
Make your descriptions clearer by using a wider range of transition words to show changes over time and the relationship between different parts of your description.
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Integrate specific details about the changes without making general statements. Mention dates, sizes, or the significance of the changes wherever possible.

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