Author Archives: WillK

The door is open and the web racks are up. We’ve moved some spiders in and now we’re waiting for things to start happening. It’s been a long, long winter and we still hear the furnace kicking off in the … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to you all. We are now beginning our morning count of increasing daylight. From 8 hours and 52 minutes on December 22nd to 8 hours and 56 minutes on New Years Day we feel our spirits perking … Continue reading →

Actually the pumpkins are gone and so are most of the spiders.  With the arrival of cold days and nights most of them have crawled into their warm nooks and crannies. There are not many flying bugs or moths around … Continue reading →

I confess that I have a fondness for ice cream.  I’ve been known to go down to the local creemee stand (soft serve ice cream) on a summers evening.  So you can imagine my surprise when I heard a familiar … Continue reading →

Just when I thought winter would never end, the first spider appeared in a sunny window. What a treat. Spring is finally here, and I think Vermont in spring is as pretty or prettier than fall. While I look for … Continue reading →

Well there’s no rest for the wicked here at Spider Web Farm. There’s several feet of snow outside as I write this. I’m in between feeding the fire and trying to get the shop in order. The spiders may be … Continue reading →

Well the store is looking very Christmassy (is that a word?) these days.  A few years ago I decided to use some of our leftover pieces of wood to make some tree decorations.  I made both Santa and Mrs. Claus … Continue reading →

It’s been a good year here at the Spider Web Farm and I hope it’s been the same for all of you. Our thanks to all who stopped at the Farm this year. Visitors make my day and I’m always … Continue reading →

What a year this has been! Terry and I took a well deserved vacation and headed out west to visit our daughter this spring. When we got back we found some of our spider eggs hatched early due to the … Continue reading →