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Madison's Super Singles!
Meet ten of Madison's most eligible
Madison is a great place to go to college. It's a superb locale to raise a family. It's a top-notch spot to bike to work, go green or be a foodie. But what's it like to be single here?
To find out, we asked readers to nominate themselves, their friends, their colleagues—anyone who best represents single life in a city known for working hard and playing even harder.
We learned a lot about Madison along the way. But more than anything, we discovered that Madison's singles are savvy, involved and passionate. They're focused on their careers but having a lot of fun, too. They give back to the community and make the most of what makes the city great—its lakes and trails, its local beers and live music, its football games and diverse restaurants.
And so a curiosity about single life in Madison ultimately became a celebration of the city through the eyes of ten unique, accomplished and inspiring men and women.
Styling by Shayna Miller. Photographs by John Cizmas and Noah Willman. Hair and makeup by Debi Offerdahl-Hull, Allen Dolphin and Petra Loeffler, The ultimate spa Salon. On location at HotelRED.
Watch our video to hear Katie Vaughn talk about the Super Singles photo shoot!
Trina Ploor
She might travel a lot for work, but this UW alum is loyal to her beloved Badger state.
Age: 27
Job: Project manager at Epic
How long have you lived in Madison? I moved here in the fall of 2002. I went to school at UW–Madison and just never left.
Your status: I'm happily single but certainly looking.
How would you describe single life in Madison? There's plenty to do for everyone, lots of fun stuff for couples or singles.
What Madison's singles scene needs is … a place to dance!
Friends say you're … the crazy friend, the one who's always pushing people to do stuff.
Dog or cat person? I love dogs but I travel a lot. So I like to play with other people's dogs.
Do you have any dating musts? My family and I aren't very welcoming to people who aren't Packers fans. It's the first question my parents ask when they hear I'm dating someone.
Your signature drink: Always beer. I love local microbreweries and when I travel I like to try local brews.
What's the strangest compliment you've received? At a family wedding a few years ago, I ran into a relative I hadn't seen in a while. She said, "You've actually turned into a really nice-looking girl!"
What's the best concert you've attended? I go to Tim McGraw at Summerfest every year. I'm a huge country fan.
Your happy place: At a Badger football game.
Who's your celebrity crush? Aaron Rodgers.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Tina Fey.
Are there any rules you believe in breaking? I definitely ignore the rule about not eating a lot on the first date. I strongly believe a woman shouldn't go hungry just to impress a guy. And if we do end up dating, he's eventually going to figure out I eat like a trucker.
Jewelry, Bop; shoes, Macy's; dress, Ploor's own. Hair and makeup, Billie McKichan, ANiU Salon & Spa (this photo only).
John Powless
His tennis awards are almost too numerous to name, but what might be most impressive about this champ is how humble and friendly he is.
Age: 79
Job: Professional tennis player, owner of the John Powless Tennis Center and retired UW–Madison basketball and tennis coach
How long have you lived in Madison? I've been here since 1963, when I came to coach basketball at UW.
Your status: I'm happy with my life and open to dating.
What's the best part about living in Madison? The people. We are the best place in America to live.
What's your greatest accomplishment? Winning the U.S. National father-son championships with my father and with my son. Nothing exceeds excelling with family.
Friends say you're … fair and understanding.
Your signature drink: Absolut on the rocks with an orange slice.
If you had a theme song, what would it be? This morning I was humming "Argentina." I was just there.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: Having a driver and stopping at my favorite places for a libation and to say hello to friends and then dinner—maybe at Smoky's or the Edgewater.
Your perfect Sunday morning: I play tennis every Sunday morning. I play almost every day of the year.
When are you happiest? Every day.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: I've always been fond of roses.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Myself.
Your greatest indulgence: Dom Perignon.
Do you have a nickname? Most everybody calls me Big John.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? They're all special. But the most special city in the world is Paris.
Tonya Ellis
This minister and mother has a heart for helping others.
Age: 33
Job: Minister at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
How long have you lived in Madison? Sixteen years.
Your status: Dating and happy.
How would you describe single life in Madison? It's great to be single in Madison. The city has great opportunities to develop my own personal interests.
What Madison's singles scene needs is … more opportunities for socialization that's not part of the bar scene.
What's your greatest accomplishment? My two children. They're fourteen and six.
Friends say you're … charming and loyal and giving.
Do you have any dating deal-breakers? Being attentive to their cell phones during a date.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: I would be out with friends. We'd make it a spa day with dinner and fun in the evening.
Your perfect Sunday morning in Madison: I'm at Mt. Zion every Sunday morning!
What's the best compliment you've received? That my kindness is admirable.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: Diamonds.
Who's your celebrity crush? Idris Elba.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Kerry Washington.
Your greatest indulgence: I put a lot of time and care, and sometimes money, into home decorating. I love shopping at Pier 1 and have lots of African art and earth tones.
Your happy place: I have a home meditation room.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Virginia Beach. I love being around the ocean.
Are there any rules you believe in breaking? My own personal philosophy is you have to know the rules before you can break the rules.
Dress and jewelry, Boston Store.
Todd Maahs
This low-key guy perfectly embodies the work-hard, play-hard mentality of Madison.
Age: 31
Job: Director of partner relations at Discover Mediaworks
How long have you lived in Madison? Since the fourth grade.
Your status: Happily single but always looking for my partner in crime.
Friends say you're … ambitious, funny and fun to be around.
Dog or cat person? Dog, absolutely, through and through.
Do you have any dating deal-breakers? Cat people. Just joking. I'm pretty open.
Your signature drink: I love local beers and I'm a big fan of whiskey on the rocks.
If you had a theme song, what would it be? "Waiting Room" by Fugazi. They're a punk band. I have an edgy streak in me.
How do you give back? I get to do a lot of marketing and support work for Angel on My Shoulder.
When are you happiest? I'm happiest right now when I'm in the middle of a meeting, presenting or collaborating.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: A nice kiss from somebody that I want it from—or something sappy like that.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Do you remember Jeremy London? People say all the time that I look like him—or Johnny Depp after I get scruffy.
Your happy place: As soon as I get north of Highway 29 in Wisconsin.
Do you have a catchphrase? "Hey, stay out of trouble. And if you can't, don't get caught."
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Visiting London and Edinburgh with my stepfather.
Are there any rules you believe in breaking? Yeah, all of them. I don't really like rules.
James Tye
This downtown dweller's passion for the lakes extends from his job to the place where he's most content.
Age: 40
Job: Director of development and external affairs at the Clean Lakes Alliance
How long have you lived in Madison? I was born in Madison, at St. Mary's.
Your status: Single but always looking for possibilities.
What's your greatest accomplishment? It has to be either founding the Out Professional and Executive Network or helping the Clean Lakes Alliance grow.
Friends say you're … there for other people. I'll drop everything to go help somebody. And I'm pretty even-keeled. I'm more of a fixer than a fighter.
Are you a dog or a cat person? I'm getting a dog this spring, a golden doodle. And the best part is, I'll get to bring him to work.
Do you have any dating musts? They need to be out to their family and friends and must have an inner fire to be a better person.
Your signature drink: Tanqueray and tonic.
What's the best concert you've attended? Tina Turner live at the Kohl Center. She's a great performer.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: Going out to dinner with close friends and family at the Tornado Steakhouse.
Your perfect Sunday morning in Madison: Brunch at Sardine or Marigold with the New York Times.
You're happiest when … I'm with my nieces and nephews. I have four—two of each.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: Flowers at work.
Your greatest indulgence: Eating out at local restaurants. The cheese curds at Graze are the best.
Your happy place: On my 1946 Sea King wooden boat in the middle of Lake Mendota.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Mykonos. I was there with my best friend.
What's a rule you believe in breaking? When I was young, my mom's best friend told me, "When they say 'everybody', it doesn't mean you."
Patty DeSmidt
This stylish grandmother's zest for life is downright contagious.
Age: 80
Job: Retired
How long have you lived in Madison? All my married life. I moved here when I was twenty-two and my husband was still going to the university.
Your status: Widowed twice; now dating.
What Madison's singles scene needs is … more singles groups.
What's the best part of living in Madison? There's just so much to do!
What's your greatest accomplishment? Raising a wonderful family. I have four children (I lost my oldest son to melanoma) and thirteen grandchildren.
Friends say you're … pretty outgoing. I love life and I love my kids. And I'm easy to get along with.
Your signature drink: I always have a whiskey old-fashioned.
If you had a theme song, what would it be? Something by Andrea Bocelli or Josh Groban. I love opera. My first husband and I would drive to New York to see the opera and then drive back.
How do you give back? I do a lot of knitting for St. Mary's, mostly mittens and baby hats and comforters.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: Going out for dinner and having a cocktail and good conversation.
Your perfect Sunday morning in Madison: I always go to church and sometimes have breakfast with some of my kids. And then I pick up one of my granddaughters for some one-on-one time.
You're happiest when … I'm happy a lot.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: I love flowers, and a box of candy is always appreciated.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Betty White—I think she's so full of life!
Your greatest indulgence: I can always find an excuse to buy a new outfit.
Your happy place: I always love Florida in the winter—in Venice, right on the beach.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Turkey. We spent a month there and it was just delightful. Every day was new and exciting.
Cardigan, Jan Byce; necklace, Lane Bryant.
Ricky Belgado
Long hours at the hospital doesn't keep this passionate Madisonian from his loves of sailing and making music.
Age: 27
Job: Registered nurse at St. Mary's Hospital
How long have you lived in Madison? Since coming to UW–Madison in 2002.
Your status: Career-focused but open to finding the right person.
How would you describe single life in Madison? There are a lot of activities, which is great for dating ideas.
What Madison's singles scene needs is … more dancing venues, especially for salsa or swing.
What's your greatest accomplishment? Working at a job I really like, in the cardiac ICU, where I get to help people and see them go from their sickest to walking out the door. And keeping up with my piano; we're actually doing a recording soon.
Dog or cat person? Dog.
Do you have any dating musts? I want someone who's passionate about something and goal-oriented and has a creative side.
Your signature drink: A brandy old-fashioned press.
If you had a theme song, what would it be? Anything Motown.
How do you give back? I volunteer as a sailing instructor at Hoofers and at Agrace.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: If it's summer, going sailing with friends or going out to a music venue.
Your perfect Sunday morning: I'd go for brunch and go for a hike or a bike ride.
When are you happiest? When I'm listening to good music or traveling.
Your greatest indulgence: I spend most of my time sailing.
Your happy place: Hiking down the Inca Trail and seeing Machu Picchu for the first time.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Thailand—the culture, the people. I got to live with a family there.
Helen M. Kinsella
This bright political mind is passionate about her adopted city.
Age: 44
Job: Assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
How long have you lived in Madison? I moved here September 2005.
What's the best part of living in Madison? I live in an incredibly supportive and entertaining neighborhood, and my son and I have found Madison very welcoming.
What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? Easy. The first is my son (although he is not my accomplishment—he is his own), and the second is the publication of my first book last April.
How do you give back to the community? I participate and support Lily's Fund for those suffering from epilepsy. I support the work of Planned Parenthood, the Road Home and the YWCA of Madison.
Do you have any dating deal-breakers? A lack of humor, or a lack of manners.
Your signature drink: If I am at Smoky's I may drink a martini, otherwise it is all gin.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: It would have to be with my friends, but it would no doubt include a choice of cocktails at Merchant or the Distillery, dinner at Alchemy or Lombardino's and a show at the High Noon or Barrymore.
What's your greatest indulgence? A workout at the Monkey Bar and then bike ride to Lazy Jane's for scones.
Do you have a nickname? A three-year-old in my neighborhood started to call me Honey because he could not quite pronounce Helen, and it has just stuck (as you might imagine with a nickname like Honey).
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Guatemala will always be a place to which I return, but my reunions with friends in New York City are perhaps the best.
Dress, Terese Zache Designs; jewelry, Twigs.
Jamie Swenson
Adventure just might be the middle name of this thrill-seeking Wisconsin native.
Age: 31
Job: Teacher
How long have you lived in Madison? I was born here, and I moved back in 2008.
Your status: Single but looking.
What's the best part about living in Madison? Madison is a good place for music; there are a lot of smaller venues and local artists. And I like that there are a lot of bike trails and farmers' markets and lakes.
Friends say you're … adventurous and curious.
Dog or cat person? Dog—a big dog.
Do you have any dating musts? Somebody who's willing to explore and be active with me.
Your signature drink: White wine or a white Russian.
How do you give back? Volunteering at the Arboretum and teaching children's church.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: A summer night with friends at the Terrace.
What's the best compliment you've received? When someone notices my spontaneity.
What's the best concert you've attended? Ryan Adams and Counting Crows—both put on amazing shows.
When are you happiest? When I'm outdoors with people who know me well.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: Going someplace new—exploring a new part of town or the state.
Who's your celebrity crush? Ryan Reynolds.
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Zooey Deschanel.
Your greatest indulgence: Gummy bears. Any candy, really.
Your happy place: In the woods.
What's the best trip you've ever taken? Australia and New Zealand—climbing glaciers, surfing, bungee jumping, skydiving and just taking in the scenery.
Are there any rules you believe in breaking? I don't believe in driving the speed limit.
Dress, shoes and jewelry, Bop.
Rob Franklin, aka Rob Dz
This musician, writer and actor is a modern-day Renaissance man.
Age: 30-something
Job: Musician, editor of The M.A.D. (Music, Arts and Dialogue) magazine and actor
How long have you lived in Madison? On and off since 1998.
Your status: Single but dating.
How would you describe single life in Madison? In Madison you can be in so many different social settings. You can maneuver around and have fun with lots of different people.
What's your greatest accomplishment? Going into alternative schools and teaching hip-hop to kids that aren't traditional, mainstream students. That's more so than any of the awards I've won. That's why I do hip-hop, to reach out.
Do you have any dating deal-breakers? If a woman swears like a sailor—I want to have a conversation with a lady, not a girl—and doesn't have a belief in God or a higher power.
If you had a theme song, what would it be? "Paid the Cost to be the Boss" by James Brown.
How do you give back? I volunteer at the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County in my work with the Black Star Drumline there.
Your perfect Saturday night in Madison: There'd be a game that the Badgers had just won and I'd go to my favorite watering hole, Genna's. Then I'd hang out somewhere along King Street.
Your ideal Valentine's gift: Give me a Valentine's Day card! I would like to receive one.
Who's your celebrity crush? Honestly, it would be Kerry Washington or Elizabeth Berkley … with Erykah Badu and Zoe Saldana always being mentioned in the conversation!
What celebrity would play you in a movie about your life? Heavy D.
Your greatest indulgence: I'll be honest: Culver's.
Your happy place: The studio. Any emotion I'm feeling I try to put into a composition.
Katie Vaughn is managing editor of Madison Magazine.


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On this day in history, September 22, 1776: Nathan Hale gives up his one life for his country. Hale was born in Coventry, Connecticut on June 6, 1755. At age 13, he and his brother, Enoch, began their educations at Yale College. Both brothers joined Linonia, Yale's literary fraternity. They were able to debate on a wide range of topics including astronomy, mathematics, literature, and ethics, especially the ethics of slavery. Nathan graduated with first-class honors in 1773 at the age of 18.
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The Wings, looking to build on their 3-0 victory over Woking last Saturday, started brightly and led thanks to Joe Healy's eighth goal of the season.
But the home side got into their stride later in the first half, drew level early in the second period and then put the Wings under further pressure in the latter stages.
Lee Clarke had an early long-range shot comfortably saved before Welling took a 10th-minute lead.
Leading scorer Ross Lafayette turned provider, capitalising on a defensive slip and crossing for Joe Healy to head in.
Gateshead found their tempo midway through the half and Welling keeper Lee Butcher had to save from Marcus Maddison and JJ O'Donnell, twice.
O'Donnell then hit the bar when it looked easier to score as the visitors were stretched before half-time.
Welling's goal led a charmed life but their resistance was broken early in the second half when Healy was penalised in the box and Maddison scored from the spot, the third successive game Gateshead had won a penalty.
With his team on the back foot, Welling boss Jamie Day used all three substitute before the hour mark - bringing on Jake Gallagher, Loui Fazakerley and Luis Cumbers.
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Fannie Mae To Pay Treasury $8.6 Billion In Dividends
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Fannie Mae (FNMA) said it will pay the Treasury $8.6 billion in dividends after posting a profit for the seventh consecutive quarter.
The bailed-out housing giant said net income jumped to $8.7 billion from $1.8 billion a year earlier on the back of stable revenues and continuing improvement in credit quality that prompted further releases of loan loss reserves. The quarter also benefited from a compensatory fee agreement from Bank of America (BAC).
Fannie said it expects "to remain profitable in the foreseeable future" though earnings may vary significantly quarter to quarter due to various factors such as changes in interest rates or home prices.
Fannie Mae finished the quarter with a net worth of $11.6 billion. Under the terms of its amended bailout agreement with the U.S. Treasury, the company is required every quarter to make a dividend payment to the government of all of its earnings, less a minimal capital cushion of $3 billion. The payouts do not constitute a repayment of the government bailout money. The Treasury continues to hold $117.1 billion in senior preferred Fannie Mae shares.As of Sept.30,2013, the company has paid the government $105.3 billion in dividends. After the December payment, it will have paid $114 billion in dividends to the Treasury. Shares of Fannie Mae were up 4.3% in pre-market trading, to $2.40.. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (FMCC) were taken into government conservatorship at the height of the credit crisis in September 2008. In the wake of the crisis, as the private market for mortgage securitizations faded, the agencies stepped in to fill the void. As a result, Fannie and Freddie, along with the Federal Housing Administration, guarantee more than 80% of freshly originated mortgages. The quality of the loans originated since 2009, which now account for 75% of the company's single-family mortgage book, is considered pristine and Fannie Mae says it expects the loans to be profitable over their lifetime. Still, most policymakers are keen on winding down the agencies and are calling for a greater role of private capital in the market. However, there is disagreement on whether the government should continue to maintain some presence in the market in the form of a limited guarantee. Some investors and market participants are calling for the agencies to be rehabilitated and returned to their private forms, though political analysts say there is little appetite in Washington to keep Fannie and Freddie alive. -- Written by Shanthi Bharatwaj in New York.
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This book examines the sculptures created during the Early Dynastic period (2900-2350 BC) of Sumer, a region corresponding to present-day southern Iraq. Featured almost exclusively in temple complexes, some 550 Early Dynastic stone statues of human figures carved in an abstract style have survived. Chronicling the intellectual history of ancient Near Eastern art history and archaeology at the intersection of sculpture and aesthetics, this book argues that the early modern reception of Sumer still influences ideas about these sculptures. Engaging also with the archaeology of the Early Dynastic temple, the book ultimately considers what a stone statue of a human figure has signified, both in modern times and in antiquity.
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This works fine except for one problem. I need the printers to be installed with the default paper size set to A4, instead of the current default of letter. I have set the default user profile to English UK on the client machines, but this still doesn't help.
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Musical theater leading lady Kelli O'Hara returns to the New York boards in the film-to-stage transfer of "Far From Heaven." NY1's Roma Torre filed the following review.
"Far From Heaven" is an extremely ambitious work with direction and music by the same team behind the much-admired Broadway musical "Grey Gardens." And while their latest is far from perfect, there's no denying parts of this off-Broadway tuner are indeed heavenly.
It's 1957. Cathy Whitaker of Hartford, Connecticut seems to "have it all" with a nice suburban home, two kids and a gainfully employed husband named Frank. But her perfect world collapses when she discovers that Frank's late nights at the office are spent in the arms of others, and even more shattering, he's seeing men. Heartbroken, Cathy finds comfort in a burgeoning friendship with her gardener, a cultured black man named Raymond.
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it's a muscle car.
it needs work.
1971 Buick Skylark — I like that its a muscle car, but theres alot of work to do . It definatly needs paint! haha. i just got some new quarter panels done. the trunk has a new floor. Its looking better. It will have a 455 hopefullly.
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its fast..
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Get up and gone
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J767523i — Love it all the looks and comments I get from all sorts of people it drives my wife crazy she hates the car. Was thinkin of putting some 180 gold spokes 22s on this beautiful beast. It was stolen once so am having 2 redo the wireing
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Could go fast(Theoretically that is, I never checked that theory out!) nice coupe, handled pretty good
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|I have a 100 year old house and I am renovating the dining room. I had my heart set on pine floors, but I can't afford, nor do I have access to, reclaimed wood. A local mill, and even Home Depot, for that matter, sell tongue & Groove "pine flooring" (unfinished - just bare pine t&g boards). When I told a friend about my plans to buy this flooring for my dining room, he told me that I do not want pine floors - that they are too soft, they will get dented by even very light use, and the dents will collect dirt, the cracks between the boards will collect dirt, and the boards will snag my socks. He suggested laminate, which I am not crazy about. I really want to stick to something that looks natural. I have laminate now and although it looks OK, it doesn't "fit" with the age of the house.
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I am all for rustic, don't mind dents, etc. But I don't a floor that is a cleaning nightmare, or that snags socks, or that I regret putting down.
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|I don't know much about floors, I have oak floors. But I have a lot of pine furniture and it is very soft and scratches easily. I can't imagine walking around on pine. Plus I have dogs, so their nails would wreck havoc on pine.
- Posted by claudialina10 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 13, 10 at 19:18
|I have pine floors in my 1880 house. Yes, it does ding and scratch, but I don't mind that. However, I just installed new pine flooring (8" wide slabs, Southern Yellow) in my kitchen renovation and I can already tell that it's much softer than the rest of the house (older wood).
If you can afford reclaimed, you will probably get a harder pine. Otherwise, you need to know that having pine means it will ding, but it's part of the natural beauty. (ps, it's never snagged my socks and it isn't a cleaning nightmare anymore than any other floor, in fact less than my parent's cherry floor!).
- Posted by trailrunner (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 3:05
|I have heart pine all through my 1890 home. It looks fine and in most places perfect after all these years. My neighbor also has heart pine original to their 1890's home. They recently did a kitchen remodel and decided to purchase new pine for the floor and stain it to match the rest of the old pine. It looks horrible. You can't match the original unless you purchase reclaimed and the new pine they sell looks nothing like the old. When placed near each other the new looks really bad and "fake".
You say you don't have access to reclaimed wood but you do ! My other neighbor just purchased enough heartpine from an Ebay seller to redo his whole front porch. It is GOrGEOUS. It was $350.00 for the whole load. The boards were perfect and were from an old warehouse that was demolished. They were in pristine condition but because they were old old old they still match the type of pine you need. Please do look into the sellers on ebay. You will be so glad you did and it is very affordable. c
- Posted by mainegrower (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 5:45
|Pine has been used for flooring for hundreds of years and IMO is far superior to any laminate on the market. Pine is botanically classified as a softwood, but that really does not have much to do with its durability as flooring. What does matter is the species of pine and where/how it's been grown. I'm sure there are sources online which give hardness ratings of the varous pine species - white pine vs. yellow pine, for example. Northern grown pine is generally a good deal more durable then southern pine simply because it has grown more slowly.
It's unclear from your post whether you're seeking wide pine planking or narrow t&g flooring. In either case, I'd look for local mills producing their own lumber - there should be many of these in Canada. BTW, if you're considering wide pine flooring, shiplap edges are much easier to deal with when installing than t&g.
|We did 12 - 20 inch pine plank flooring and did Land Ark oil finish. Yes we get dents and some scratches,not as fast as I would like as I want a floor with patina. Many people think they are the orig floors as pine flooring was common New England. If I get a gauge through the oil I can just rub a little oil on the spot and then it looks dented.
|The t&g pine boards from the local lumber mill are 10" wide, and the boards at Home Depot are 6". I have not seen shiplap pine boards in my search.
I'll check ebay for reclaimed lumber....never thought of that. I live in an area with a lot of old houses, so who knows...maybe there's something out there.
I really have my heart set on real wood.
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4 bedroom detached house for sale Ty Talcen and Ty Golchi, Whitchurch Road, Solva, Haverfordwest
2 PROPERTIES - SEMI DETACHED 3 BEDROOM HOUSE & DETACHED 1 BEDROOM SPACIOUS COTTAGE with Sea Views, Parking & Detached Garage *Desirable Coastal Village Location* *Unique Opportunity* *Ideal Holiday Let/2nd Home* *EPC Ratings C & F* More details ›
3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale Solva
***** CHARMING COTTAGE WITH A RIVERSIDE GARDEN ***** This character cottage is set in an idyllic riverside location in the much sought after village of Solva, and is only a short distance from the picturesque harbour. The charming accommodation benefits from having double glazing, LPG centra... More details ›
4 bedroom detached house for sale 14 Glanhafan, Solva, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire
Spacious 4 Bedroom/2 Bathroom Detached Dwelling House. Conveniently located in this popular Harbour Village. Excellent decorative order throughout benefiting from D.G. & Oil C.H.. Good sized rear lawned garden with paved patio. Garage with Off Road parking to the fore suitable for ... More details ›
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