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Sunday, 9 June 2013
Ravine life in late spring
It's mid-June and we finally had our first decent sunny and warm day - perfect for a ravine walk, which we did instead of going to the gym. I was determined that this should be an exercise and that it would be a brisk walk so deliberately did not bring my camera with me. At the back of my mind though, I try never to leave myself without options - what if something exciting comes up during the walk?! So I had my blackberry with me and when I saw the little snail, I couldn't resist and of course, once I started, I couldn't stop!
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Beautiful. Great that your inspiration started with a snail. Nice roaming.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's naturally photogenic. I haven't come across one on the path before. After I took the picture, we put it back on the grass where it should have been, it must have wandered out and gotten lost.
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