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Wayne Baxter: Hopes Rowe Farms spider not big as might seem Comments re photo 68152 Giant spider web greets Rowe Farm staff By Wayne Baxter writes: Since we can't see anything the web is attached to, it's hard to tell how big it is. If it were attached to the building shown, it would be probably 20 ft in diameter and the mash sections toward its center would bigger than the ends of the 2x4's shown. Unless Mr. Rowe says otherwise, I am guessing he was about 2-3 ft from the web and the tractor is 20-30 feet in the background. That's a trick fishermen use to make their catch look bigger. I hope we don't have spiders big enough to eat something caught in a trap that size. - Wayne BaxterThanks, Mr. Baxter - Gee, that's an interesting hypothesis. Knowing Mr. Fred Rowe, and how busy he is just thinking, observing and farming, I'd think that if the perspective is as you believe, it would merely be a happenstance. Don't want to be fearmongering, but until I know otherwise, I plan to give that spider ground. Getting eaten by a giant spider is no way to enter the after life. I'll try to remember to call our country agent, a man well versed in this matters. - EW This story was posted on 2016-08-23 06:24:41
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