... change'! Hi John, I was speaking in the sense of as seen through the camera viewfinder, and also in an agricultural sense, rather than the historical details. The whole range of farm buildings could have been swept away and replaced with a big tin shed. Or alternatively converted to a residential development of barn conversions. I don't have a map for 1968, but here is the 1901 25" map (black) overlaid with the modern map (coloured). The red X is the approximate camera position: 2_261022_160000000.png Based on that, I don't think the farmhouse was two separate buildings, but it is clearly now a smaller structure than before. cheers, Martin. posted: 27 Mar 2018 20:40 from: Martin Wynne quarry_sheep_1280x840.jpg The Clee Hill Quarry Asphalt Plant makes a splash of colour on the hill. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5718861 http://www.mqp.co.uk/clee-hill-quarry.htm posted: 27 Mar 2018 21:34 from: Martin Wynne clee_panorama_1280x560.jpg A South Shropshire panorama The photo-stitch join ...