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World2dave wrote: Tue Jul 31, 2018 4:07 pm Nothing could live in Andy's shed.
My shed is full of bikes, old paint and tools I don't know how to use... Even I avoid going in there...
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What? No frozen lettuce?
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Unfortunately my shed is full of tools I do know how to use but if I go anywhere near them I'll be forced to do so.
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World2dave wrote: Tue Jul 31, 2018 4:07 pm Nothing could live in Andy's shed.
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I bet spiders do...
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They don't have real spiders in the UK, they're just tiddlers.
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Biggest uk spider I've seen was about 6 inches across, which was big enough. Uncovered it whilst renovating my parents 200 year old house back in the 80's.
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Google "Australian Huntsman Spider"
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https://www.sabisabi.com/wildfacts/baboon-spiders/

We had a proper one in SA, called Bobbejaan or Baboon spiders. Had them regularly in the house, especially when it rained
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And then the Chilean aranja de pollito has to be experienced to be believed.
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grizzlymc wrote: Wed Aug 01, 2018 11:50 am Google "Australian Huntsman Spider"
Having a background in Zoology (as well as Archaeology) I'm very well of the horrors you have on the underbelly of the world :)
When I moved to Scotland it always amused me that anything over one inch was seen as being a really big spider!
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