This is about as “eerie” as I can get!
And really…it’s just more amazing then it is “eerie”!
Spiders. They fascinate me,… as long as they keep their distance from me!
Blessings through raindrops…
finding joy in the journey
This is about as “eerie” as I can get!
And really…it’s just more amazing then it is “eerie”!
Spiders. They fascinate me,… as long as they keep their distance from me!
You have been my friend," replied Charlotte. "That in itself is a tremendous thing." —E.B. White Charlotte's Web
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This photo is fantastic! (And gross all at the same time.) Amazing.
You make me smile! 🙂 It didn’t stay for too long….and thankfully, it was outside! I probably wouldn’t be nearly as amazed or fascinated if I saw something like this in my house!
Haha. No, we wouldn’t be fascinated at all! We’d be on the couch screaming for someone to get a shoe! 😆
Not if it were Charlotte, spinning her web.
A good point…
I agree! I love to look at them, but walking through a web? *shivers!*
I was thinking the same thing, how awesome spiders are. They are architects and they must have get vision, I mean really, building with a material that is practically invisible yet all their lines are so precise. I could learn some stuff about construction from spiders! 🙂
“What (something) webs we spin.” Who said that? Must be Shakespeare.
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.” Sir Walter Scott. It’s a great quote because it can be so very true and it’s fun to say too! 🙂
Well I’ll be darned. Not Shakespeare, kick in the rear. Durn.
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Great minds must think alike! 😉 I’m having a hard time coming up with a photo for this challenge because…well…I just don’t do eerie. And so I was thinking of posting a photo I took of a spider hanging on a web on our front porch. I like yours better though! 🙂
Thank you so much! Yeah…it was hard to think of one, I try to stay away from “eerie” stuff as much as I can!
This photo definitely captures an eerie feeling!