One of the owners, Mike, was gifted this metal spider sculpture. Its subtle presence on the side of the barn seems just right for the season of all things scary.
Not that we find spiders scary…at all! They are friends of the garden and their artistry stood out on a foggy morning.
There were the traditionalists, some adding a little twist on the side.
While others took a more free-form approach.
Whatever the style, raiments of captured dewdrops enhanced the early morning show.
Beautiful!!!
Grace! You must plan a trip next season. You can stay over at our place any time.
Very cool, Ricki. I had not noticed the sculpture on the barn before…how silly of me. Great photos of the fog and spider webs…long live the spiders!
So much to see…it’s easy to miss stuff.
Spider webs are so much prettier covered in dew – not to speak of easier to see before you walk into them!
I grope my way through the garden like a blind person these days, trying to clear the spider webs before they get me in the face.
Thanks, Alison!
Love how you knitted them all together. Lovely.
Thanks, Trisha…I could never get the hang of knitting with needles. Maybe this is more my metier.
The real webs are works of art — but that piece on the side of the barn has really captured my imagination.
You should come out to see it in person. The rest of your gift certif. could go a long way with 50% off.
Lovely web images! And clever (and commendable) use of the word “raiments” in a 2016 “web” context!
We wordsmiths gotta stick together.
Not to worry…they like to keep busy making new ones (don’t ask me how I know).
The spiders were pretty animated if we bumped their webs, let me tell you.
Beautiful images! Spiderwebs are magical at this time of year, aren’t they?
They are indeed, and I was fascinated by the freeform ones.
Beautiful images, Ricki. Spiderwebs are magical at this time of year.