[Cob] Cobbing in Central America and SE Asia

[Glynis Hull-Rochelle]

I've been reading this list for months and I am thankful for the 
opportunities to learn.   But why does the list continually allow this 
troll to harass new (and more seasoned) posters and then return?  Just 
because he knows a lot about cob?  So what?!    He is arrogant, rude,  
confrontational and inflammatory. His problem, I know, but it makes for 
unpleasant and unnecessary drama on the list.

Thanks to everyone who has given  me suggestions and ideas for my 
travels!

Glynis



On Nov 25, 2003, at 10:39 PM, D.J. Henman wrote:

> Indeed I can read.   Can you answer simple questions?
> You seem to have never been to southeast Asia.   Is that right?  Will 
> you also be taking a child with you?    What will you do for giving 
> him a proper education?
>
> The group mentioned in Asia uses English speaking suckers,  is the 
> religious group I was referring to.
>
> Be sure to visit the Angkor Wat (Sp?) in Cambodia.   See how it's 
> being repaired.  That's the closest you'll get to real tradition  lime 
> stone building.  There is no traditional cob building method in 
> southeast Asia to my personal travels through there and studies.  All 
> houses are basically built up on a platform for coolness and made out 
> of reed, bamboo, etc.
> Glynis Hull-Rochelle wrote:
>
>> Can you read? Perhaps you are paranoid.  I am an individual and a 
>> traveler, not a religious group.
>
> Good for you.