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We've got you beat Sunny, LOL.... Our solid bed base is 30 years old, but our mattress is only a couple years old.  It is not the most comfortable bed I've slept on, but I do saw a lot of logs. :)

country bumpkin

LOL...I sleep fine, Roy has to use ear plugs. Yikes!

Mine is probably 5. It's hard foam atop a standard box spring. I generally sleep well.

Old bed that I had as a kid, newer mattress but it's still not very comfortable.

....don't know how old

.... I still sleep well after all those years

12 months old ensemble, my wife likes it and it cost about $1100,,and i have no idea what brand..but it is better than a park bench..>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

I bought mine from an online site for about dollars.  A little too firm but added some plush with egg carton foam rubber. It's great and hard to get out of in the a.m..  It helps that I sleep like a rock.....

country bumpkin

Today, the annual Children's Gala is being held in the field behind our house, I could hear bagpipes being played earlier today.

It's quite old, quite pretty and very comfortable.

None of my cats have complained so I guess it's up to scratch.

Mine is from the 90s and it makes the head of my hip bones hurt on both sides   :-\

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