10 August, 2026

slowpoke

getting closer to its destination.


35 comments:

  1. Καλημέρα αγαπημένε φίλε. Είσαι πάντα ο άρχοντας της φωτογραφικής τέχνης.

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  2. E gente rica come lesmas e paga uma fortuna por elas! BLARG! rsrsrsrs

    Nova Tirinha Publicada. 😼

    Abraços 🐾 Garfield Tirinhas Oficial.

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  3. Camina lentamente pero seguro. Es un placer visitrte de nuevo.

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  4. Wonder where it's heading...probably a garden.

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  5. What an incredible photo, Bill! Thanks for sharing.

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  6. I love snails. This one is good. They can fair move when they want to though! :-D

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  7. ...plenty of their cousins are in my garden.

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  8. Determination! It's the journey not the destination! 😎

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  9. For this snail it is not the destination, it is the journey. It may not be fast, but this snail is persistent.

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  10. He's winning the race.... no other competitors in sight.

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  11. É de vagarinho que se chega foto magnífica, Bill boa semana abraços.

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  12. I love watching little garden visitors like this brave crawler. Whenever I spot them moving across rough paths, I always hope they find a delicious patch of green leaves soon. Slow living looks wonderful on them.

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  13. Slow and steady wins the race. Blessings, Bill!

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  14. Looks like fairly large snail. I haven't seen one that size here, in northern Idaho.

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  15. Lovely photo, Bill! I really like snails!

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  16. . . . and he'll get there soon!

    All the best Jan

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  17. It's one of the animals I found quite exotic when I arrived in the UK, actually. I only ever saw snails in a plate before, cooked in garlic butter.

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  18. Slow is good, the snail are cool looking.
    Take care, have a great day!

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  19. Cada vez mas cerca de su destino y con la casa a cuestas.
    Saludos.

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  20. So slow, and yet still partly out of focus... It must be the Speedy Gonzales of snails.

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  21. Boa tarde meu querido amigo Bill. A foto ficou maravilhosa. Confesso que nunca comi scargot. Uma excelente tarde de terça-feira e um grande abraço do seu amigo carioca.

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