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	<passage mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/2242.mp3" title="The Spider"><![CDATA[<div id="passage"><p>It was interesting as well while we were out on the farm, there  were thousands of trees I think out on the farm. So we saw lots of different  insects and little animals as well. The most exciting thing I saw was a red  back spider, because the red back is one of the most poisonous spiders in Australia. So I had been traveling there for over a year  I think at  that stage and I'd never seen a red back spider  but I'd seen lots of colorful spiders. So that every time I saw a new colored  spider I'd go and have a look and maybe play with it a bit or take a photo or something  like that. So while I was picking the macadamia nuts with my friends I saw a  really brightly colored spider, so I decided to get a stick and and kind of  turn over a leaf and see what it was doing and then I was kind of looking at it  for awhile and then suddenly I realized,  &amp; quot;Oh, my God! &amp; quot; It's red and  black, it's a red back spider! &amp; quot; So I thought,  &amp; quot;OK, I'd better stop  playing with this guy and leave  him alone &amp; quot;. So after over a year in Australia I  saw my first red back on this macadamia farm and then later on that night just  before I was going to bed, I walked into the room I was staying in with my  friend and there on my bed was baby redneck spider, red back spider.. sorry,  and I couldn't believe it. After one year, no red backs and then two in one  day. It was a bit crazy really so I had to get someone to help me to get rid of it, cause it was a bit scary.</p></div>]]>
	
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