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Garden spiders have always been among my favorites, but I haven’t seen one in a long time. I especially like your second shot here. Very nice work!
Thank you so much! We’ve counted at least 3 individual spiders on their own beautiful webs in various parts of the garden this week. We enjoy their artistry and the beauty of these wonderful spiders ❤
You’re so welcome! Am I correct in my thinking that the U.K. LeGuin quote is from The Wizard of Earthsea?
Yes, it is 😉
What perfect words and images. I really enjoyed this post!
Thank you 😉 And thank you for following Forest Garden today.
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Wonderful photos and I love the quote from Roald Dahl, one of my favorite quotes a favorite author. Thanks for posting.
Thank you 😉 One of my favorite authors, too. Thank you for visiting ❤
Beautiful shots. Love the quotes.
Thank you ❤ ❤ ❤
Beautiful! I can see why you posted more than one; they all have their own, different, impact.
Thank you ☺