Superstitions: Spiders 2 Traditional Geocache
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History, Mythology, and Folklore are full of superstitions about
spiders. Some of the more uncommon ones include:
- If you have a fever, swallow a spider with syrup (another old
wives’ cure recipe; in theory, the spider will eat up the
fever).
- A spider in a walnut shell worn around the neck will keep plagues
and other bad things away.
- It is unlucky to carry a dead spider wrapped in brown paper in
your shoe. (Now who would do THAT?)
- If you see a little red spider (called a money spider),
it’s considered good luck.
- To see a black spider is considered bad luck (Look out!).
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