Britt Wilder was kayaking as the morning sun filtered through the trees beside the river. As he was drifting along, enjoying the view, he noticed a double set of dew-covered spiderwebs. Taking out his phone to document the sight, the outdoorsman marveled at the raw beauty. In a comment, Britt stated that he didn’t put sound over the video because of the tranquility of the natural sounds. You can hear peeper frogs and morning song birds. If you look closely, you can see a male cardinal perched on a limb just above the higher of the double spiderwebs. The scene has a magical feel as the sun glints off wet webs. @britt.wilder1 What are the odds I float by at the perfect time to document this?! #explore #kayak #river #spiderweb #spider #nature #foryou ♬ original sound – Britt Wilder The magic wasn’t lost on other viewers. Many of the comments allude to Fae traps or doors to the Fae realm. A couple of people mentioned portals to different dimensions. One user commented that spiderwebs were the inspiration for Native American dreamcatchers. The way the sun is filtering through the trees adds to the mystique and beauty of this surrealistic scene. Britt considers himself an outdoorsman and a plant nerd from Tennessee. He sings and has several songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and other music outlets. Britt Wilder has an appreciation for outdoor concerts and classic muscle cars, visiting a riverside vintage car show near Blue Ridge, Georgia, over the July 4th weekend. He has an eye for spotting the beauty of nature, as seen in these turkey tail mushrooms. Although he exudes major “country boy” vibes, Britt possesses inner peace and an appreciation for the quieter, gentler aspects of life. If his passion for nature, animals, fishing, working on old pick-up trucks, singing, and enjoying life sounds appealing, follow him on TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook. Please share. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Kayaker Spots Stunning Double Spiderweb At Just The Perfect Time appeared first on InspireMore.