LOCATIONS

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LOCATION A:
 - Roadside just outside my house


LOCATION B:
 - Inside my house (1)
 - Outside my house (2)


LOCATION C:
 - Sam's garage




LOCATION D:
 - Whistle Way
     ~ brook
     ~ walk ways
     ~ cow field




Location E:
 - Burbage common
    ~ fields
    ~ walk ways
    ~ bridges








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