One thing he noticed was that the little boats taking them from A to B were in unusually swift-flowing water. It turned out to be an anti-mosquito provision, preventing them laying eggs as they do in pools and sluggish streams. So despite the tropical climate and nearby swampland there is little chance of visitors being plagued by insects.
The architecture is also designed to stop puddles forming (Reader’s Digest says more here.) Disney plans systematically and meticulously.
Could we put them in charge of our railways and the NHS?
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