I never thought seeing a snail in my garden would make me smile, but this stripey number on my hosepipe yesterday did just that. Guess what happened next...Thursday, 24 July 2008
Snail Smile
I never thought seeing a snail in my garden would make me smile, but this stripey number on my hosepipe yesterday did just that. Guess what happened next...
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The hosepipe coiled up?
ReplyDeleteYou took its photo?
ReplyDeleteAnd, yes, of course you may mention my impression of your blog name! :)
~ Monica
That is the cutest thing I have seen all day :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you didn't step on it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of stripes
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful looking shell!
ReplyDeleteI fear that a hungary bird saw it and...
Have a good weekend. xx
Go on...what happened?
ReplyDeleteIt whipped out a banjo and played "Kentucky Rose".
ReplyDeleteHi everyone - I enjoyed your guesses. Starnitesky wins the prize - I did step on it. In bare feet. Yeuch!
ReplyDeleteOh no. I hope it didn't go crunch! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful photo! I'm a bit schizophrenic with snails. If they're inside their shells, they have a merciless death. But my little nephew calls them 'horns' and I then feel guilty if I kill them when they are moving about as my nephew likes them so much.
ReplyDeleteUuugh - unpleasant both for both you and the snail but especially for the poor snail !
ReplyDeleteTIMP - yes it did :(
ReplyDeleteHM - normally I have no hesitation to get rid of them, but I did feel guilty with this one
Anna - yep!