One Small Step for Snail - One Giant Leap for Snail-kind. by ladymagpie

One Small Step for Snail - One Giant Leap for Snail-kind.

Once upon a time there was a giant pumpkin and a little baby pumpkin sat outside on a flat stone table just outside my Sister's conservatory. A snail had already scaled the little pumpkin and now without the aid of any ropes or Sherpas was attempting to master the impossible.

Just like Neil Armstrong I could almost hear the thoughts in the snails head. "One small step for snail, one giant leap for snail-kind.

That's the end of my fairy story viewers.

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A great capture and super composition.
October 17th, 2013  
Great capture!!!
October 17th, 2013  
Oh this is a great shot !! love it . A fav :)
October 17th, 2013  
@thresheg @quickshots Thank you both for your comment.
October 17th, 2013  
@merleann Thank you Merle Ann for your FAV and kind words.
October 17th, 2013  
Such a brave little snail, brilliant narrative and comp
October 17th, 2013  
The textures in this capture are amazing - and I love the story!
October 17th, 2013  
@claireuk @linnypinny Thanks you both, I glad you enjoyed my little story.
October 17th, 2013  
good close up of one of my least liked garden companions
I think it is kissing the large pumpkin it thinks its a big snail
"should have gone to spec savers"
October 17th, 2013  
@philcameron59 Good thought Phil, don't you pick them up and play with them. In France it would be classed as a delicacy.
October 17th, 2013  
Lovely story, and picture
October 17th, 2013  
Detailed macro
October 17th, 2013  
@windridge @killeen Thanks for the comments Susan and David.
October 17th, 2013  
Now that's a snail of a story! :-)
October 17th, 2013  
@congaree Thanks John, but a good story.
October 17th, 2013  
Looks like he's suffered a bit on his arduous climb! Mishap with a climbing axe perhaps? Fab capture!
October 17th, 2013  
@lornahw Thanks Lorna, I thought that myself, doesn't look watertight anymore.
October 17th, 2013  
Great capture and story. You've captured wonderful detail on the snail.
October 18th, 2013  
@genealogygenie Thanks Kim
October 18th, 2013  
Great capture. I love the vibrant orange of the pumpkin and Ms snail looks cute
October 19th, 2013  
@quirky Thank you Jo. It was a lovely snail really.
October 19th, 2013  
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