Escaping spider
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My favourite kind of spider, Mike… one that’s moving away from me!
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Poking my head into bramble bushes, hedges and through deep vegetation, often results in my giving spiders and their webs a free ride. I don’t mind spider crawling over me, but I do find it difficult when they creep into my ears and nose when I have my eye to a camera viewfinder. I’ve learned to keep my mouth close.
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