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A National gastronomic favourite (for some) of France. Snails in garlic butter, served with a good baguette.
Sorry I hadn't actually got any shells with some prepared snails in them too.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :)
Snail shells are more than just beautiful patterns; they are nature’s own slow-release minerals. Rich in calcium carbonate, they fuel the microbes in our compost and, if left in the soil, serve as vital, ready-made sanctuaries for beneficial insects.
This Earth Day, let's remember that even the smallest shell has a grand role to play in the garden's cycle.
🌎Happy Earth Day🌍
Life is like a spiral of good and bad experiences.
You are never static.
You are either moving up or down the spiral.
The choice of direction is yours.
(P.D.M. Dolce)
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Shells
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
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Für "Smile on Saturday" Thema "Herbs" am 11.07.2020.
A "Happy Smile on Saturday" and stay healty everyone.
Looking out across Snailshell Harbor and Lake Michigan from Fayette Historic Park in Garden, Michigan. What remains of the historic dock pokes from the water.
Well, pretty close and works well as a good tongue twister. Thought it would be fun to try to get a shot of these four, super tiny snail shells before the waves rolled them away.
Macro shot of a snail shell perched on a blade of grass against a clear blue sky in Esztergom, Hungary.
Оцветената охлювна черупка за ястието "Пица".
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The colored snail shell for the "Pizza" dish.
Sticks And Stones..
A couple of weeks back we packed up and headed for a local park, hiking deep into the woods.
I find that when I am surrounded by the wonderful quietness of the forest, I become acutely aware of the rustling of leaves and twigs as squirrels and other wildlife scurry about their day to day business. .
as we w2alked we could hear the dry ground crunching under our feet, as i looked closer i saw we were walking on tiny snail shells. all of them were discarded and none had any live snails in them. but this one was un scathed as it was burried in the sandy loam that covers the forest floor.
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