For every wrong turn we made (and it was more than twice) we seemed to find another large branch of town. The City Centre, though, was a compact area of neat little shops and a few small malls, all shoved together into a convenient little area, ideal for a mini-walking tour of Hamilton.

I had a devil of a time finding any sort of sign, and was about to give up when I came by this one.	Nothing overly special, I just thought it was a cool building, kitty-corner from the public toilet.	It's the $1 store in the US, but the dollar here isn't as strong, so it's a $2 store -- end of the econ lesson.
So, go inside, press the button to close the door, and music plays. It even flushes itself... full service!	The mall that had sort of a sunroom feel to it. Rather open and airy, I thought. Nice, huh?	132,000 people in town, we were here an hour, and we only saw one Starbucks -- goodness!