I visited a few caves over the weekend. Now I know how Spider Cave earned it's name - it's full of spiders :-(
Wednesday 3 August 2011
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9 comments:
That's a good picture of the spider. Spiders look so instinctively scary to us humans.
That's one place I won't be going. lol I'm deathly afraid of snakes.
wow huge spider! added you in my site, pls do the saem, thanks!
Spider looks great. Excellent picture and awesome photography.
Sorry but you wouldn't get me in there! Good photo though.
I'll be crossing that off my "to visit" list. :)
nice work..
Wow- that spider looks damp and mucous covered... not hairy like most spiders. Weird.
What a gorgeous specimen! I love spiders but know enough to give them a wide berth! Do you know if this young chap is poisonous?
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