Ooooh That Smell

[charry]

The smell of Golden Virginia tobacco ....Tar..... Patchouli oil.....and mulled wine..

 

[toffee]

new car
roses in the garden
my mums cake
tar on the roads
woodmill
greek pine trees
old school dinner times .

 

[Gary O']

The wafting aroma from the cafeteria of the huge Montgomery Wards store
Never got to eat there

 

[IrisSenior]

The first smell of the ground thawing out in the spring
Lilacs in the spring
Woodsmoke at anytime
Steak on the bbq
Fresh laundry drying on the line
Summer rain
Any fresh water lake in the summer
Pine trees in the hot humid weather
Apples in the fall
Wet leaves in the fall
Really cold winter air when someone is cooking roast beef
Cannabis - my nose wants to follow
Citris zest essential oil (Body Shop) which I can duplicate as they don't sell it anymore...sigh...

 

[CarolfromTX]

A Baby, fresh from the bath. Bacon frying. Cigarette smoke triggers memories, but not good ones.

 

[Aunt Bea]

When I was in school I used to love the smell of fresh ditto copies that were used for various handouts, tests, etc...

 

[Pappy]

The smell of a women’s perfume, not overbearing type.
Fresh bed sheets.
Coffee being made.
Wood burning smoke, outdoors.
The ocean smell, minus the Red Tide.
Walking into a bakery shop. Yum.

 

[Tommy]

The smell of cedar trees on the shore of a lake.

 

[Lvstotrvl]

Yankee Candles. I love there tarts, different scents for different seasons. Burning leaves for Fall, Balsam n Cedar for Christmas, Macintosh Apple brings me back to the time when we took the girls apple picking, just too many to name. I love candles n I think Yankee has the strongest scent.

 

[gennie]

My mother's perfume.

 

[hollydolly]

I love the smell of Play-doh.... most people don't, I'm led to believe, but I have loved the smell since I was a child...

I love the smell of creosote as well

 

[win231]

Ah, the subliminal aroma of the pages of a long left book
Pages don't smell like that anymore
No wonder I linger at used book stores

That smell is from a type of mold that grows on old books that haven't been opened for a long time.

 

[C'est Moi]

The candy/popcorn/fresh roasted nuts smell from the snack bar inside the old Sears Roebuck stores when I was a kid.

Libraries. Any libraries.

 

[Duster]

smoke from a wood fire
leaves burning in autumn
chocolate chip cookies baking
ocean on the beach
fresh herbs
honeysuckles in spring
fresh evergreen

 

[Gary O']

That smell is from a type of mold that grows on old books that haven't been opened for a long time

Figgers
Reminds me of me

 

[Pecos]

What a wonderful thread!

 

[AnnieA]

I love the smell of Play-doh.... most people don't, I'm led to believe, but I have loved the smell since I was a child...

I love the smell of creosote as well

Same here re Play-doh!

 

[Keesha]

Fresh hot pizza for valentines evening
Gluten free

 

[Gardenlover]

 

[Llynn]

The aroma of creosote soaked pier or dock timbers heated by the sun and mixed with the smell of saltwater.

Another vote for Cherry Blend pipe tobacco. Although it isn't my favorite vintage blend, I always have some on hand for my 50's vintage Kaywoodie pipes

 

[Gardenlover]

The aroma of creosote soaked pier or dock timbers heated by the sun and mixed with the smell of saltwater.

Another vote for Cherry Blend pipe tobacco. Although it isn't my favorite vintage blend, I always have some on hand for my 50's vintage Kaywoodie pipes

Those are the type of pipes my dad used.

 

[CinnamonSugar]

A newly opened box of Barry's Irish Tea

 

[Repondering]

The ocean
Swimming pool chlorine
The foliage of orange trees
Firecracker smoke

 

[toffee]

wisteria hanging
apples cooking
canvas tents ..
peanut butter
onions frying
chalk
coal
puppies .

 

[HazyDavey]

A new puppy

That's a good one..