Talk:Ramarama, New Zealand

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Well I've just created my first ever stub, I'm sure it shall probably be falling far short of what is expected for a wikipedia article. But then that is one of the reasons it is a stub, and I'll most probably tidy it up a bit (or have some pointers in what I may have done wrong). Or even more likely get changed without me even realising it seeing this is after all wikipedia.

Noticed that on the WikiProject:New Zealand page it mentioned articles need to be started for those which don't have one on the 'List of towns in New Zealand', so when I saw there wasn't anything about a place which I know about (I frequently cycle through there (and have even done some races from the Ramarama Hall)) I thought I might as well create a stub for it.

Yes I do realise I ought to create an account instead of posting anonymously, I'll get around to that when I'm not feeling so extremely tired. Mathmo 4 January 2005

And good on you, too. It's no longer a stub; I have reassessed the article as start class. Schwede 66 17:15, 20 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]