A couple days ago I was walking Tilly when we noticed that we had company. Meet Harry! He was about the size of my entire hand. His hair was a very handsome auburn color. He did enjoy getting his picture taken and would stop walking whenever I brought out my cell to take a picture of him. September and October is when they are usually seen. It's the time of year they are out looking for a new mate. As Harry is a handsome tarantula I don't think he will have trouble with the ladies.
Living in my Ynez Tiny House at the edge of the Los Padres National Forest in Southern California, I've learned many things that can help others with the transition to tiny living. This blog will follow my struggle to balance modern life with my desire for simplicity as well as give helpful suggestions for those who have not yet made the leap to living smaller.
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Friday, September 20, 2013
Arachnophobics beware!
My favorite time to see the wild life is in the morning. All the animals seem so happy. The birds are chirping. There is usually no one outside and the weather is cool. Often the deer and turkey will be right next to my tiny house though I don't have a picture to prove this. I have also seen silver fox, bobcats and a couple mountain lions! So far, no bear or rattle snakes. Which is ok with me!
A couple days ago I was walking Tilly when we noticed that we had company. Meet Harry! He was about the size of my entire hand. His hair was a very handsome auburn color. He did enjoy getting his picture taken and would stop walking whenever I brought out my cell to take a picture of him. September and October is when they are usually seen. It's the time of year they are out looking for a new mate. As Harry is a handsome tarantula I don't think he will have trouble with the ladies.
A couple days ago I was walking Tilly when we noticed that we had company. Meet Harry! He was about the size of my entire hand. His hair was a very handsome auburn color. He did enjoy getting his picture taken and would stop walking whenever I brought out my cell to take a picture of him. September and October is when they are usually seen. It's the time of year they are out looking for a new mate. As Harry is a handsome tarantula I don't think he will have trouble with the ladies.
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