Jessica,
You are not that far from me.
I don't know Covington well, but I'm on the Kent East Hill plateau, all the way to the Renton end, just off the Benson Hwy, on Benson Hill.
I only know Covington a bit- I go up Kent Kangley to the Walmart business district area occasionally. Often in Kent East Hill shopping.
You would be considered SE King County.
Or loosely the Eastside, of Lake Washington. Not to be confused with the eastside of the mountains.
Or the also loosely the South End.
If details could be worked out I might be interested in a meet up. I'm very centrally located so could do just about anythuing from Everett to Tacoma, and if it works out maybe provide a ride to others. I know a few don't drive.
The first time I ever saw a Wolf spider; I was in Ballard. It crawled up the back of a chair onto my shoulder. I noticed something black out of the corner of my eye, but didn't look for a few minutes. When I did I screamed like a banshee. I caught it and took it to an exterminator. Telling the guy I had Tartantulas. He eventually stopped laughing and clued me in. That darn house was infested with huge Wolf Spiders. I have since made peace with spiders. But I am glad I find very few inside. I give credit to the cats.
Russ
You are not that far from me.
I don't know Covington well, but I'm on the Kent East Hill plateau, all the way to the Renton end, just off the Benson Hwy, on Benson Hill.
I only know Covington a bit- I go up Kent Kangley to the Walmart business district area occasionally. Often in Kent East Hill shopping.
You would be considered SE King County.
Or loosely the Eastside, of Lake Washington. Not to be confused with the eastside of the mountains.
Or the also loosely the South End.
If details could be worked out I might be interested in a meet up. I'm very centrally located so could do just about anythuing from Everett to Tacoma, and if it works out maybe provide a ride to others. I know a few don't drive.
The first time I ever saw a Wolf spider; I was in Ballard. It crawled up the back of a chair onto my shoulder. I noticed something black out of the corner of my eye, but didn't look for a few minutes. When I did I screamed like a banshee. I caught it and took it to an exterminator. Telling the guy I had Tartantulas. He eventually stopped laughing and clued me in. That darn house was infested with huge Wolf Spiders. I have since made peace with spiders. But I am glad I find very few inside. I give credit to the cats.
Russ
