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"John H." wrote in message
... Sounds like a good idea. I've also seen the use of gravel in parking lots, instead of concrete. Gravel allows water to penetrate and not become more polluting run-off. We're talking about heat retention here. And, gravel would be an insane idea in huge parking lots where snow needs to be plowed for 4-5 months per year. I grew up on a farm in Minnesota. We had snow for several months of the year. We also had gravel roads. Believe it or not, they got snow-plowed! Limestone gravel will reflect heat better than black asphalt, I would think. Yeah well anyway...gravel ends up getting shoved into the same end of the parking lot where the snow goes, leaving bare ground and mud. Then, it needs to be redistributed in the spring. It also provides an endless supply of rocks to be thrown by vandals. |
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