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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Signs, Signs & Happy Halloween

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This girl was on our porch recently. Spun her web right by the front door. I hated to knock her down after all that hard work so we just watched out for her. She left us alone and vice versa.

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Last week was Red Ribbon Week in Botetourt Schools. Red Ribbon Week is a campaign to keep kids off drugs. This sign was at Lord Botetourt High School.

Signs, Signs

Have a safe and fun Halloween!

17 comments:

  1. That is a lovely spider. Perfect for Halloween. I see you photographed her preparing supper.

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  2. Great post and photos for Rurality ~ and Halloween ~ thanks, carol, xx

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  3. We try to leave outdoor spiders and their webs alone too. I'm sure people visiting our home think it's creepy, but spiders are good!

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  4. i try to keep the spiders' work intact, too. they work so hard! :)

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  5. Good one, Tanya. Really creepy! :-)

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  6. I don't like disturbing the outside webs either. That is a big spider!

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  7. Thar Red neck o nize red ribbon week is a good program. Scary spider. Have a nice night Tanya. B

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  8. That spider is perfect for Halloween! Eeeek!! :)

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  9. A good campaign! Glad you left the girl alone and vice versa. She is a scary one though!

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  10. The spider was just in time for Halloween. No spiders around my place but I do have 2 fuzzy black bats in my foyer window!

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  11. I always like the way they weave a web. Something beautiful in that intricate design.

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  12. My spider is bigger than yours! LOL
    It feels like rain here.

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  13. Now that's creepy! I don't mind spiders as long as they stay outside.

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  14. I love the red ribbon sign- that is quite original. I see that spider and raise you one sqoooshed one. I don't like those things hanging where I could possibly walk into them. Eeek!

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  15. You are very kind. If I see a cobweb in a visible area near the front, I knock them down. I figure that is a better outcome for them. Start over somewhere safer.

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