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Sep 26, 2022 10:35 PM CST
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Johannian, I'm not much of a fan of spiders, but at least I don't suffer from arachnophobia. The net-casting spiders actually don't look that bad, in my opinion; it's the huntsman and wolf spiders that are really disturbing. Orb spiders can look quite impressive, although I'd hate to walk into one!

My poor sister had a real fright when she was younger - we lived on a farm growing up and she put on one of her gumboots (not sure what they're called in the US - Wellingtons?), only to have a mature huntsman crawl up her leg out of the boot!
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