This is a picture of a blind player's chess board.
Notice that the board has little holes in the middle of the squares so that
players can place their pieces into and not have to worry about knocking them
out of their perspective holes when feeling for the pieces. In addition, certain
squares are raised in order to allow blind players to be able to follow the
pieces along the diagonals.
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