Fleet Hill farm, then and now.  Shows the progress of restoration from the earliest when I photographed the area to the latest date.

Putting this page together is proving rather tedious.  Generally I establish the earliest photo I have of a particular scene then try and find the corresponding latest shot.  Typically I find that having decided to do this page, I either do not have more recent photos or those I possess have been taken from slightly different angles or zoom factors. This is all further exacerbated by using two cameras. The earlier photos were taken with my bridge camera, which has a 20mm range for landscape, whilst later photos tended to be with my DLSR which has a 16mm range for landscape via the Tamron lens.  Then I discover all sorts of interesting intermediate steps.
View west from Longwater road culvert bridge.
View west southwest from Lonewater road entrance
View north west from Footpath entrance
View north from access way
View back to Longwater road entrance from a little way west along the footpath
View north over Stone crusher lake from a little way west along the footpath
View north west over lower lake from access way. I managed a photo as the lake was being restored.  I need to take a more recent photo.
Inert have laid several bridle paths. We came across the one they created from the kissing gate to the wooden footbridge early on in its construction. Here is a view north from the kissing gate.
View south west over lower lake from near the kissing gate
Southerly view of the wooden footbridge.  I need a more recent photo.