Dilshod Ismatov | 9.0

The maps compare a small park in 1980 and its current arrangements. Overall, the park used to be enclosed by a wall on all four sides, and there were only some seats around the pond. However, nowadays, the types of activities in the park have increased as it has become an open space with far more walking paths.

In 1980, the park was surrounded by walls, with two gates located on the south and west sides of the area. These gates were connected by the only walking track within the park. There were trees to the northeast, while the southern part of the park was occupied by two flower beds. The pond, closer to the western gate, had some benches around it.

Today, the walls have been removed, and the park is now accessible from all four sides because of the extension of the path. One of the most notable changes has been the thinning of trees to the northeast part of the park, where picnic facilities, such as tables and barbecue have been installed. The two gardens have disappeared, with the right-hand side one being replaced by a playground, and the left-hand side one being turned into a bushland. The pond with its benches continues to be a feature of the park.

217 words, solo, 18 minutes, Dilshod Ismatov.
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