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I had no prob getting up the rope it was coming down that was the hard part, I was always worried that i would fall... and those little blue mats did not offer much security. Also I did not like the feeling of rope burn on my hands.

I can understand about the rope Vince. Way cool that you jumped out of a C-130 Hercules great planes I can identify one of them just by the sound of them Love the sound of those turboprop engines. They always used to fly over my house that and the odd Star lifters, Galaxy's and on a good day some F-18 Hornets.

Awesome shot!!!!
wonder what kinds of stories that wheelchair could tell? Would be great to donate something like this to Africa.

Man that has got to be the healthiest looking mold i have ever seen. It is greener then the lawn at my old house. So dose this mean that if i buried an old auditorium in my back yard my lawn would look better then if i used a totally organic fertilizers :)

Thanks for the new gallery Mr Motts, this pic makes me so melancholy. Even though i know it is a hospital it still gives me this image of a high school on graduation day. That fast forwards through time and as the students grow older the school grows older tell both the school and the students start to show their age. The students and the school locked together by the fond memories played out there and as those memories begin to fade in the students minds the school fades a little more.

Reminds me of Session 9.

Terrific gallery, Mr. Motts! Another fantastic tour of the past.
Thank you!

Ah this takes me back to my time in the army. I never liked climbing the rope because i was always afraid of losing my grip and falling. This is stupid i know do to the fact that i was airborne. I could jump out of a C-130 at 1200' but the rope totally kicked my butt.

my favorite pic from the whole gallery, motts, i am speachless

all i can say is.....awsome

to funny kathy, my son is reading those books, otherwise i wouldn't understand what you were talking about

could possibly be a shower chair if it is canvas

I think you're right, mikeyintheoc. We have lots of these in orthopedics and stroke - its called a functional position hand splint. I have no idea what the one on the far right is tho....

Larry D, hilarious!

I couldn't do the ropes either very well.

I realize this is an older post, but I agree with HTuttle up there. My 21st Century dentist uses a chair, light, and tools that look a lot like these. And the packed box beside the chair....it looks like someone started packing things up and then just said, "Screw it, let's go!"