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Old Posted Jun 24, 2017, 11:13 PM
HillStreetBlues HillStreetBlues is offline
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Originally Posted by movingtohamilton View Post
Nope. Not out of touch or entitled at all.

When we moved here, I felt just the same about the lack of a neighbourhood high street (old-fashioned term). Main St, near us, is a 4-lane highway deadzone. I have to recreate a suburban experience and drive to shops and a grocery store.

That's not modern city life.
What you describe is why we chose to move on from Hamilton. It has plenty of advantages, but we didn't want to raise kids near a "Main Street" that looked more like an expressway (this was near Locke Street). I don't think it's entitled to expect not to have near-misses on the walk to the grocery store.
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