Metal Spider by durleybeachbum

Photography • Objects • posted on Oct 31, 2015

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In my garden. My contribution to Halloween. Another of my garden thingies Here

Comments (14)

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moochagoo

12:44PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

Ah, ah, nice find :)

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wysiwig

1:46PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

I was listening to a radio program on paleontology yesterday when the guest mentioned that millions of years ago spiders measured up to a half meter in length. It seems you have found a throwback.

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jayfar

2:47PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

Nice one. Julie has put conkers all round the house to keep them out !!

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kgb224

5:20PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.

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CavalierLady

6:12PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

What a wonderful and neat collection of items you have accumulated over the years. Has anyone ever jumped? Great shot. :)

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Star4mation

6:47PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

Fantastic sculpture Andrea :)

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MrsRatbag

8:39PM | Sat, 31 October 2015

Oh, nicely done!

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giulband

1:03AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

Beautiful !!!!

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netot

1:30AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

If Mark is right, I understand why this spider looks a little rusty! :) Happy Halloween!

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Hendesse

3:31AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

A cool garden decoration. Something like that I need to install in my front garden, maybe it keeps the people away to pick my flowers. LOL... Fantastic shot, excellent details.

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Juliette.Gribnau

4:25AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

funny !!

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jendellas

10:19AM | Sun, 01 November 2015

Great face in the wood. Super pics.

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anahata.c

12:25PM | Sun, 01 November 2015

oooh, I love it! I love that you have it. Is it yours---I mean, did you make it? Even if you didn't, it's great. With your styles of postwork, I can't tell if you postworked it or if that's the real surface. It's a great surface, either way. Love it! And it stands out against all the light wood. Terrific!

(Oh! And btw---in reference to your flickr shot here ((which I love)): I'm sorry I never told you this: I got your incredible mask fixed! Or glued! ((Fixed usually means it was castrated---sorry, mask!)) It's Whole, at last, in One Piece! I'm sorry---I never told you! So much has happened here, I just forgot...but I'll make a good photo of it, and post it, so my gallery can know what a great gift you gave me. I don't have a permanent place for it, however, because I'm tearing this place apart. But when all is done, I'll put it on some kind of pedestal, and display it, along with my African masks, and other art pieces. It's great, Andrea, it's real magic---thank you again!) (And the artist who helped me, used Araldite. Right? Right spelling? She used it and something else too...)

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