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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

> >In effect, a type of 'glazing' providing
> >no means for insects to hide - one of
> >the real drawbacks to living in areas
> >of no winters to kill parasites-infested
> >'homes/possessions'.
Gene replied :
> Don't know where you experienced winter kill, but in the Ozarks, which gets 
> plenty of winter freeze, ticks and chiggers hibernate and come out strong 
> in the spring. Some tiny critters go deep into the ground or trees. 
> Survival is evolution-created genius in all species.

I'm sorry the message wasn't clear as to
the *location* in the book - hot desert
as in Africa where there's a lack of water 
for cleaning - a glazed inside surface of
a building (like the inside walls/ceiling/floor ?
in the small domes in the link you supplied) 
provides no place for insect shelter/hibernation 
which was one of the strong points for
the labor of doing the 'glazing'.
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>  - a glazed inside surface of
>a building (like the inside walls/ceiling/floor ?
>in the small domes in the link you supplied)
>provides no place for insect shelter/hibernation
>which was one of the strong points for
>the labor of doing the 'glazing'.

Cheaper to stucco the outside.