I can't believe I found these Hamilton blogs through a project of a Russian school group. I worked for 6 months in 1997 at the Polytechnic (I think they have changed the name)in the library and had the most wonderful time. I thought Hamilton was the greatest place. Your picture of the bridge brings back such memories.
The women marchers, the Anglican cathedral, wonderful music, theater, flower...oh, the flowers. There was a tree bearing grapefruit all year in my front yard. I had this great manager who arranged for me to visit libraries in Wellinton, Dunedin, and other places in the island.
I will follow your blog.
Also...I too am retired and still trying to figure it out.
I live in Hamilton, the largest inland city in New Zealand, stretching across both sides of the Waikato River in the North Island, south of Auckland.
Visit my other blog at:
http://cimba7200.blogspot.com
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I can't believe I found these Hamilton blogs through a project of a Russian school group. I worked for 6 months in 1997 at the Polytechnic (I think they have changed the name)in the library and had the most wonderful time. I thought Hamilton was the greatest place. Your picture of the bridge brings back such memories.
The women marchers, the Anglican cathedral, wonderful music, theater, flower...oh, the flowers. There was a tree bearing grapefruit all year in my front yard. I had this great manager who arranged for me to visit libraries in Wellinton, Dunedin, and other places in the island.
I will follow your blog.
Also...I too am retired and still trying to figure it out.
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