Walking the dog early this morning, I pondered this question I remembered a teacher had asked eons ago. The question is "In Toronto could we have a field of spider webs year round?"

Looking at the meadows this morning I could see large patches of spider webs forming in the early morning sun. Long silvery white strings glistening in the sunshine, until that first dog goes into the tall grass to fetch his ball his owner has thrown in. Otherwise I think even dogs don't like the feel of the sticky web on them.

I never saw it in the winter because the grass is covered with snow and it is too cold.

What I do recall is that there seemed to be an unusual amount of spider webs in the house during the winter this year, which are removed when vacuuming. I am sure they dislike the sound of the vacuum.

Large amounts of spider webs I learned in science is an indication of something happening underground and a sudden shift downward of the earth crusts.

If you take a look at the famous field of spider webs in Texas which is growing bigger each year. You than realize how fortunate because winter interrupts the process from getting too large here.