Here we have a very slow form of transport for Ara’s Photo comp
This large snail was sliding across a very wt path in Blenheim Palace grounds yesterday. I believe it is an edible or Roman Snail, known as an Escargot.
Caravan Style Transport
Here we have a very slow form of transport for Ara’s Photo comp
This large snail was sliding across a very wt path in Blenheim Palace grounds yesterday. I believe it is an edible or Roman Snail, known as an Escargot.
Boadicea's Chariot 
Hi Pseu,
Don’t know whether I like the snails or just the garlic butter 🙂
🙂
I love garlic butter.
Me too – the snails AND the garlic butter! 🙂
can’t bring myself to eat snails!
Hear about the snail that bought himself one of the latest sports cars?
Painted a huge “S” on each side of the car.
Why? you ask.
So people would say …..
“Look at that “S” car go”
🙂
Caravan snail, also known as The Traveler (Romanus gipsum mollusc).
Commonly found on open ground, sports fields, village greens.
Fast breeder
Originated Eastern Europe.
Considered a pest, best to eliminate them at first sight, if they get established on a property, very difficult to move.
🙂
Fast breeder? Sounds like a Chinese motorbike. 🙂
Once at work, I was discussing the merits of snails in garlic butter with a French girl who was training as a test engineer. One of my colleagues came in halfway through the conversation and only heard,”…I think they taste like garlic flavoured rubber.”, “Oh, “says he,” is that a new line from Anne Summers!?”
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Not much happening around here 😦