Dina worry Hen...

Oh love the tartan Debs and inbuilt bagpipes! Glad they don't have these as my garden would be very noisy when they all played together ;o))

Oh Debs, I can't stop laughing, you've even got the Scots "speak". What clan does your snail belong to? :) :) I love his tartan and his bunnet, I never thought I'd say this about a snail but he's a very smartly dressed little guy, Mr. Salmond could learn a lot from him

Love it beats all of mine funny and fab drawing, as a Scotsman I adore the "Dina worry hen" aye

Being a Manc myself, I'm not sure I understand....LOL. (love the tartan Debs!)

So pleased they eat it up there - there's not much else you can do with it is there?

LOVE this, Debs! You're a genius with these snail costumes!

Thank you very much fellow club members!Glad you liked the tartan Carole. Val I do believe it belongs to the great well known clad MacSlide!! I didn't know you were a Scotsman Jon - see how these little blighters have made a clan out of all of us.Louise my father is a proud Mancunian. Michael I've never eaten Haggis or L'escargot either and finally Seok I know you are a great traveller but where do you live? - might give me an idea !!

That's strikes a chord - being Scottish, my mother always called me 'hen'!

Debs - I've eaten both and think i prefer haggis although I have found the quality of haggis is quite variable - but at it';s best - MMM!

Oh Debs, this is hilarious! And all the comments too! I have eaten haggis and snails and like them both. Now as a club member it cannot eat our dear friends any more so have to have frog legs instead.

Thank you both! Thea - fancy you being a 'wee hen'! Oh Satu you are very adventurous with your cuisine, Michael I couldn't stomach the thought of eating either which is I'll admit hypocritical as I have no bother eating 'wee hens'!!! lol

Satu - you won't want to join the Frog Club then - now there's a thought!