Yes, spider's webs, of course:
photo by Andreas Eichler
but there are also caterpillar webs to spot if you look:
Eastern Tent caterpillars. Photo by J.R. Carmichael
and how about other sorts of webs, like these?
illustration by James Johonnot
or these:
photo by Thomas
or how about one of these? (the web is the space between the ribs):
photo of St Mary and All Saints, Fotheringhay, England, by HARTLEPOOLMARINA2014
In my neighbourhood when I was a kid almost every house had a copy of a book called The Endless Web, because nearly everyone worked at the paper factory and a big roll of paper for feeding into the machines was called a web.
The woven bit round the edge of a rug is called a web, too.
And if all else fails then how are you reading this? Via the World Wide Web, of course.
Well, that was easy, wasn't it.
Spot the Frippet: web This word was webb in Old English.
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