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Friday, November 9, 2018
Guns and Spiders
Artillery and poison gas, great for the First World War.
The Strelets troops are British, but in a gas mask and greatcoat they look like Americans.
I use the gas trailiers as gas generators. Not used as often as artillery because they really needed a favorable wind direction to deploy the gas on the enemy.
This spider is on my front porch. He is the largest spider I have ever seen that was not a tarantula. The body is at least one inch long. According to the Allen County Cooperative Extention: "This looks to be a Yellow and Black Argiope garden spider. They will bite if disturbed but their venom Is harmless." The builders say he has been around for a few days and they just leave him alone. I saw him move, he is very fast. I may have to rewatch Them! and the Beginning of the End for some tips.
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2 comments:
Mike:
DANG...that is one HUGE spider.
You must grow 'em big over in Kentucky, huh?
(don't send any my way...lol)
Carry on
It's not as big as a tarantula but pretty close.
Locals call it a corn spider.
Bunkermeister
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