"Knock, knock, knock. Is anybody home?"
The owner of this first one was not around, but had hung a message telling that "Go shopping at nearby supermarket. Will be back soon". I could not calibrate its "soon" with my "soon", so I just moved on.
"Knock, knock, knock. Is anybody home?"The second one seemed to be an empty home with the signboard telling "to let/for rent".
My journey continued and I met the third one. The owner must have some knowledge on Chinese "Feng Shui". It has its home to enjoy the sunrise and lake view everyday. Somehow, it never left any message on its whereabouts.
I met this last one while following the chirping sounds to locate some birds atop a tree. The spider seemed to have an early nap after a heavy break first. I did not knock at the door. It was not locked.
My journey continued and I met the third one. The owner must have some knowledge on Chinese "Feng Shui". It has its home to enjoy the sunrise and lake view everyday. Somehow, it never left any message on its whereabouts.I met this last one while following the chirping sounds to locate some birds atop a tree. The spider seemed to have an early nap after a heavy break first. I did not knock at the door. It was not locked.I moved away quietly in order not to disturb him.
So I left Cerok Tokun and went home. I did not knock at my door. I just pressed the doorbell button.
"Ding Dong."
My wife opened the door. My family was at home, waiting for me to come back, and same to my little pet dog.
Seeing family is much better than seeing spiders, but spiders are fun to watch. It must have been a good adventure to go visit each of those spider houses.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute post Rain. And great photos also!!
ReplyDeleteHi, "Knock, Knock, are you there grandma? This is Little Red Riding Hood!" Luckily you didn't encounter any wolf during your trip to the woods. It is always nice when you reach the doorway and family members welcome you home with a smile.
ReplyDeleteNice post :)
ReplyDeleteCute post Rainfield and love the spider weaving his web.
ReplyDeleteThe second pic is beautiful, where one can see the shiny web, as well as the spider!
ReplyDeleteNice there was family waiting for your return!
hi rain "Wie geht's Dir" means how are you? :)
ReplyDeletewhen i see this post of yours, i get more excited going home :) yes! i can finally knock on our door and say... "hey! i'm home"! :)
Beautiful photos with green background, rainfield! Love your story..
ReplyDeleteBe careful, this thingy can bite if you knock wrongly . ;)
ReplyDeleteJust wonder..., which friendly visitor is welcome by spider for a chat other than serving its delicious dinner!...
ReplyDelete~bangchik
Putrajaya.
It was very nice of you to stop by your neighbor's while on your hike. I'm sorry most of them were not home, but I like your pictures. I am glad your family let you in when you returned home.
ReplyDeleteKnock, knock! Who's there? It's rain.. Rain rain go away! little spiders want to play! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and photos!
ReplyDeleteEntertaining story and exquisite collection of spider web images. Ding dong, a spider is at your door now!
ReplyDeleteArachnophobia is a common thing these days. So glad that no one was home haha
ReplyDelete" My wife opened the door. My family was at home, waiting for me to come back, and same to my little pet dog. "
ReplyDeletewow... so sweet~~
Isn't it nice to come back home to your family after seeing some wonders of nature?
ReplyDeleteCool web shots..but the spiders? Yikes!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe spidey has gone for hols...or still snoozing? :)
ReplyDeletethose are some pretty webs. glad your family welcome you home with open arms.
ReplyDeleteOh Rainfield, I enjoyed visiting all the spiders' homes with you. Too bad all were not home. Great photos of the lovely webs.
ReplyDeleteYour humor is contagious! Am smiling as I read the "knock, knock, knock" It is always good to come home and find family waiting! Lovely shots!
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