Check out these great photos from one of the Ranger's favourite reference sites: Nick's Spiders:

Nick writes:
Lariniodes sclopetarius... is often found in the vicinity of water particularly on man-made objects. There are so many under a bridge in Lincoln that an unknown artist decided to mark out a spider-lane...

Fantastic!
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Posted on 1st May 2007 at 11 29 pm
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