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Spider’s web with nettle seeds

8 September 2019 by David

Spider's web with nettle seeds

Spider’s web supported by nettles hanging over the bank of the canal near Newbridge. The web was decorated with seeds from the nettles. The whole thing was catching the sun, making it stand out against the darker water behind.

Spider's web with nettle seeds

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