Overall, the town had been urbanized and become more modern with the appearance of new station and a football stadium.

          As we can see from the diagram, in 1995 there had been more trees in the town but in 2010 trees on the bottom right hand corner of the map have been replaced by an airpod while trees in the north west corner have been cut down and there were apartment blocks at that place.

          In addition, it is clear that residents’ houses at the left hand side of the city centre have been transformed into a skyscrapers to provide more accommodation for humans. Moreover, a station was built at the place that was opposite city centre to people feel more easier to move. Next, the church near the town centre had been demolished and a pub were erected at that place. Finally, the appearance of a football stadium and a shopping centre  instead of a factory in 2010 has improved quality of people’s life.

Overall, it seems that Shipsmouth had become a much more urbanized city, with far more infrastructures like buildings and shopping centers to accommodate for people and trees were all cut down.

One interesting change is the pedestrianization of the city center: the roads across the city center in 2010 were now for pedestrians only, whereas in 1995, they also allowed vehicles. The forest to the west of the center had been replaced with apartment blocks, which clearly shows the urbanization of the city. Along with that, the factory had also been demolished. A Shopping center and a football stadium had then been constructed to serve the new population here.

The transport system of the city was also greatly improved in 2010 compared to 1995: a new station to the city along with an airport had been built in place of the forest to the east of the city. To make room for even more people, a few residential houses had been replaced by skyscrapers. Besides that, they had also turned the church into a pub to entertain people in this area.

          As we can see from the picture that they sort beans by hand before cleaning it from dirt by using sieve. After that they spend 4 weeks to dry it in the sun. The following steps is that beans are raked and turned. Then, they store beans in silo.

 Next beans are transported by containers to mill before being hulled by crushing. When beans are shelled they grade beans and then they use jute bags to contain beans. They are roasted after being sold. Finally, it is  packaged in labeled bags and turned into products that is sold to the consumers in supermarkets.

 Overall, it shows that this town has become more modern, with a lot of facilities grown for innovation.  

 In the west, there used to have trees in 1995, but in 2010, trees were cutted of and the apartments were replaced. Which means more residents can live and work in this town. The factory was replaced by a shopping centre so the air pollution was decreased. At the right of the factory used to be a vacant place but in 2010, a football stadium was built, however, the train station was still there and there was another train station built in 2010 at the top of the city centre. The road next to the city centre is changed to walker road.

 At the East, the church is replaced by a pub and the two story houses are changed to skysrappers. Trees at the right corner of the city were replaced by an airport. 

The process involves 12 steps in total, beginning with coffee beans and culminating in packets of processed beans in supermarkets or coffee shops.

The first step is picking out coffee beans by hand, leaving bad ones behind. After the sorting process, the beans are now cleaned by running water through it using a sieve, then left in the sun to dry for 4 weeks. Workers now gather them by rakes and turn them. Once the coffee beans have been thoroughly dried in the sun, they are stored in silos and sent to mill into smaller pieces.

After that, the beans are then hulled, graded and packed into bags. This is when they are ready to be sold to customers. However, some can be further processed: they are roasted and packed in small packets, which are commonly seen in coffee shops or supermarkets. These types of coffee beans, once sold, can be brewed into coffee right away.

 There are 12 steps beginning with sorting beans and end with the coffee packs that we buy in stores.

 First, we need to choose good quality beans in order to make good quality drinks. Next step, you have to clean the beans that you chose through a tool called a sieve. Then, you need to dry the beans in the fields for 4 weeks due to the sun's heat. After that, the beans need to be raked and turned and then stored in the silo. The beans are then being sent to mills.

 At the mills, workers will hull it and then grade them. After that, the beans are bagged and then sold. Consumers then roast the beans and pack them to packs and then we have the coffee packs sold in stores.