Location recce 2
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Jack's house in Statham avenue, Lymm was chosen as a suitable location because dogs were needed for photos. Access is by car and then walking inside the house. The main risks identified are the dogs potentially knocking things over or messing with items, people falling down the stairs, and burns from cooking. Good camera shots can be obtained of the model sitting next to one of the dogs inside the house.
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