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What might be a prone stander, or similar physical therapy device.
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Lovely colours in this one!
Loesj
Thu 03-10-2011
I second that, Loesj! Cool shot!
Kathy W.
Thu 03-10-2011
Wonder what the numbers are for on the right side of the photo?
ferdy
Thu 03-10-2011
To me it looks like you threw some sand bags on the back of the thing, leaned against it and drove it back with your legs?
mikeyintheoc
Thu 03-10-2011
I see a big green face looking at me.
A D Nilsen
Fri 03-11-2011
Great colours and great lighting. Were there photos on the board on the wall on the left, above the power plug? Or 8 x 11 inch drawings?
BKWOntario
Fri 03-11-2011
Can't tell, they're pretty far gone.
Motts
Fri 03-11-2011
at first glance I thought it was an artist's easel
eldokid@aol.com
Fri 03-11-2011
Wow. I love the green and blue in this pic.

I thought of an artist's easel too.
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 03-11-2011
great color in this photo
Joe
Sat 03-12-2011
Thats a horrible shade of blue on the walls, the floor is in good condition though
JackieB
Sat 03-12-2011
I like how the blue on the wall kind of compliments the green of the...whatever that thing is. The colors really POP at you don't they?
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 03-14-2011
It does look like a stander, with an activity table in front (on the left).
nvusofmotts
Mon 03-14-2011

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