Swings

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  Swinging Seats

  A strange features consisting of four seats connected by two horizontal beams that swing as sets.
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  Double Swing

  A swing with two belt seats.
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  Green Seat Swing

  An unusual swing, the swing is a green C shaped piece of plastic suspended by four corners. Always part of a larger structure and not part of a traditional set of swings.
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  Triple Saucer Swing

  A swing that is hung from a single overhead point with two rings above a saucer.
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  Hammock Saucer Swing with Spider Seat

  A swing suspended from two points with a seat that looks like a spider web.
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  Circle Seat Swing

  A swing with a circular seat suspended from a fixed point overhead.
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  Hammock Saucer Swing

  A swing suspended from two points with a seat that is shaped like a saucer.
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  Hammock Swing

  A swinging element fixed between two vertical beams, typically low to the ground, made of a rubber belt that swings freely.
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  Double Swing: Toddler and Belt Seat

  A swinging element featuring two seats facing each other; typically one seat is a belt seat and the other is a toddler swing.
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  Tire Swing

  A tire or similar torus shaped element suspended from a point above.
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  Saucer Swing

  A swing suspended from a fixed point with a seat that is shaped like a saucer.
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  Adaptive Swing with Harness

  A molded bucket seat swing with a harness or other mechanism to secure the user.
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  Adaptive Swing

  A swinging element consisting of a large molded seat suspended by four chains from an overhead support beam.
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  Toddler Swing

  A swinging element consisting of a bucket-like seat, typically with leg openings, intended for use by a toddler or very young child.
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  Belt Seat Swing

  The classic. The standard. A swing with a somewhat flexible belt suspended on either side from two chains. *Sometimes the seats are actually not flexible but rigid. I may disambiguate at some point in the future.*