The poster prompted outrage on social media after Twitter user John Sawyer posted a photo of it, asking Red Cross to send a different one to the recreation centre in Salida, Colo.

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The first time Margaret Sawyer saw the Red Cross safety poster in Salida, she was perplexed. "I thought 'It must be really outdated. This can't possibly be a recent poster,'" she said.

This is the second swimming pool - in Fort Morgan, Colorado - where the Red Cross poster was found Margaret Sawyer says she noticed the posters in Salida and Fort Morgan.

The first time Margaret Sawyer saw the Red Cross safety poster in Salida, she was perplexed. "I thought 'It must be really outdated. This can't possibly be a recent poster,'" she said.

The first time Margaret Sawyer saw the Red Cross safety poster in Salida, she was perplexed. "I thought 'It must be really outdated. This can't possibly be a recent poster,'" she said.