Hamilton?
#1
Forum Regular
Thread Starter
Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Christchurch, NZ
Posts: 234
Hamilton?
good morning,
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
#2
Re: Hamilton?
good morning,
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
Check out the Wiki guide to Hamilton as that is all my own work . And if you really feel like trawling through the beginning of my blog: that might give you a feel for Hamilton too.
I only moved away due to personal circumstances: it was a nice place to live. If I can help beyond what you find in the first half of my blog, please PM me and I will do my best to to give you my opinion on the place
#5
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: homeless
Posts: 1,756
Re: Hamilton?
good morning,
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
As some of you know, I'm flying out to New Zealand in a week to attend an interview and a mini recce of Hamilton.
I'm only in the country for 4 days so won't get to see much (esp as one of those days is taken up with interview stuff).
So, any advice as to what to do/see/check out?
Also, what is Hamilton really like to live in? Are there good areas and bad areas? Anything I should consider ?
TIA,
Lou
If I retire in NZ (u never know..) then I might go to Hamilton (hope so). However I don't think I can leave Welly either..
I've been to Hamilton just once (just for a short visit) and it was the Early 90's at which time we emigrated to NZ
a very pleasant my loving memory (of youth) about the place always remain in my heart. ...
Last edited by crap coffee; Mar 27th 2008 at 12:16 pm.
#6
Re: Hamilton?
Visited my cousin in Beerescourt area of Hamilton - Beerescourt Road - one road in from the river, hence much cheaper. Very quiet, lovely houses,decent sized sections.
I love Hamilton but would prefer somewhere greener! Have a great time
I love Hamilton but would prefer somewhere greener! Have a great time
#8
Re: Hamilton?
Call me old fashioned but Cambridge really appeals to me,fell in love with a house just outside town....we all like a dream hey. And I'm really not a tough customer..
#9
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,813
Re: Hamilton?
Cambridge is very attractive, true.
Hamilton is the home of Waikato Draught so that may be a tick in the positive column.
#11
Just Joined
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 16
Re: Hamilton?
I just met with a cousin working in Hamilton for a meal. As he told me Hamilton is an ideal place to relax and enjoy beautiful scenery. The town is pretty small but you gonna love it if you are not into the busy life of city lives.