This sluggish camper hitched a ride on our car in Slovakian Tatras.
This is my response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Texture
82 responses to “Texture”
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Freeloader! 😀 Great picture, Paula!
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😆 yep, shame on him, but he brightened my day 😀 Thank you for the visit and nice comment Linda 🙂
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I’m not so keen on snails (they eat my hostas) but I love your photo! Great texture and great reflection on that red car!
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😀 This is so kind of you. Thank you. Have a nice weekend!
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What an absolutely wonderful image of a snail, especially his / her living parts. I can’t listen to the music – I’m in a pub eating sweet pancakes for dinner – but I need to comment now, before life overtakes me again.
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Aww, so nice of you, Meg. Enjoy your pancakes. Most people would not be able to look at them while eating dessert 😀
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What an outstanding capture Paula! I love the textures and colour!!
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😀 Now that just warms my heart. Thank you, Madhu 🙂
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Wonderful photo – what happened to the car..? 😀
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It is safely parked in the yard now 😀 Takk Drake 🙂
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:))
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Texture indeed – great take on the challenge!
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Many thanks 🙂
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Paula what a magnificent photo. Clearly that little guy has some serious grip strength!
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I appreciate your comment, Sue. Have a great weekend!
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Great clarity of image. Great image! Love the reflection. I don’t think my car has ever been that clean!
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Awww, I’ll tell hubby that 🙂 Thanks a lot for your appreciation Emilio 🙂
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Excellent!
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I have never ever seen such a beauty, a perfect match with the red. Well done, Paula.
Hope you’re feeling fine.
Stor KLEM
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I am fine, Dina. The holiday did not go quite as I had planned, but it turned out great. I am slowly catching up here …. xx
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You make a very unappetising creature look great! Oops- I’m supposed to like snails and frog’s legs, non? At least for a few days 🙂
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Can I use the word BREATHTAKING……?
Che meraviglia , ciao Paula!LikeLike
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Comment devenir rapide quand on est lent ? 😀
Superbe image !LikeLike
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😀 Merci ma chere 🙂
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love the colour and it “feels” real
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That’s a great compliment. Thank you!
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Wow, what a cool photo. I love the snail and the vibrant red.
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Thank you kindly, Ali 🙂
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Yeah, THAT’s texture. Good shot, Paula.
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😀 The last place where I would expect it. Thank you, Allan 🙂
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Awesome photo, Paula. I love the detail, texture, and reflection. Outstanding!
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That’s very WOW !, Paula – one tends not to think of a snail’s having texture ! And yet it most certainly does … As well, I love it on the bonnet of the car: it points up the comparison like few situations could.
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😀 you are too good to me 🙂 I was surprised to see texture in the slugger too. Nature is a constant surprise 🙂
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Nice shot Paula. I hope it didn’t do any damage to that lovely red …let me guess, Porsche?
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😆 I wish 🙂 That lovely red is almost 11 years old. Experts say snail liquid is miraculous for the skin, so it must be good for a car too 😉
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Outstanding shot!
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I am happy you like it LHN 🙂 Thank you 🙂
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Stunning, absolutely stunning! Love the smooth texture of the car, the ridges of the shell, and the bumpiness in the slug… major oohs and ahhs over here 🙂
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Super shot Paula. Love the details you’ve captured here.
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I appreciate it, Uday. Warm greetings 🙂
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Wonderful shot for the challenge, Paula. 🙂 Great music track to go with it.
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So nice of you to come and comment in your busy time, Sylvia. That’s Smashing Pumpkins. So happy you like it. xx
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What fantastic detail of his (?) amazing texture. I always assumed snails were slick like slugs, but I was so wrong!
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😀 I had the same misconception 🙂 Thank you Teri for your visit.
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love the photo…texture for sure reflected in that red car!
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Aw, thank you Marilyn. Hope you are well …
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Lovely picture…
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Hey, you’ve changed your gravatar Lumar. Cool! Thank you for coming here 🙂
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Love the serendipitous colour scheme.
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😀 Many thanks, Hilary 🙂
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Absolutely Gorgeous.
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Thank you very much Claudette 🙂
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Just perfect for the challenge, his body texture is quite something. I’ve never stopped to look at one that closely – they are normally a garden enemy or food!
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I understand Debbie 🙂 Thank you for the nice comment 🙂
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Great texture selection,Paula.:)
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This is a lovely texture shot Paula. Great reflection and red color in it too. It definitely fits better to the theme than what my photo did in this challenge (I just quickly posted a photo when I was on my way out for the weekend. I’d saved it as a draft a long time ago and it was the only draft I had that could vaguely fit the theme 😀 )
Snails are kind of disgusting, but your photo of this snail makes it look like a piece of art.LikeLike
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Awwwww 🙂 Kyss
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Snails always fascinate me. I sometimes pick it up and observe them. I wish to just be able to talk to them so they could let me know where exactly they want to be so they don’t end up in random, dangerous places.
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😀 so you are a snail whisperer 😉 This one was safe the last time I saw him.
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Awesome pic!
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Thanks, Nathalie
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how fantastic!
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Gostei imenso! 😀
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