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I love the smell of .... in the morning.


Uncle Jimmy

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Eden perfume (reminds me of the first girl I fancied, but alas it was unrequited)

Cut grass

Pine wood smoke (reminds me of adolescence when we used to go camping in the woods and get drunk around a fire - spoilt on one occasion by someone putting their torch on the fire. Exploding batteries in a metal tube, surrounded by red-hot embers made for a rather dangerous makeshift mortar. The tents did not fare too well.)

Freshly baked bread

The smell of my Stellar on a hot day - that smell of cheap plastics and dubious Korean adhesives takes me right back 20 years to that first summer of freedom after I passed my test)

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My Dolomite 1300's interior on a warm day. Sort of a mix of wood, vinyl, petrol and burnt oil. Nothing feels more like home than that car.

Freshly cut grass.

Sea air on a cool day.

Petrol.

Licorice.

Model making glues.

The inside of a box of Tic-Tacs after you've eaten all the Tic-Tacs but have kept the box with the lid closed so you can go back for a hit of pasticy-mint...

 

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That smell that happens when it rains after a long period of dryness - kinda earthy!

Yes!

 

Also frying bacon, burning rubber, freshly laid tarmac, diesel, the Council Estate, freshly cut grass, wood smoke and perhaps most strangely, ye olde worlde TCP.

 

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Garlic-love it.

My cat's smell when it comes inside after being out in the cold- kinda fresh piney smell.

Traction engines- a mix of coal and steam oil I guess.

Old style antiseptic like TCP.

A warm bakery on a cold day.

Linseed oil based paint drying.

'Scotch' glue cooking up (made out of dead animals)

Cigars- I smoke em regularly despite not being able to afford them.

Humbrol enamel paint- smells quite different to any other; I don't know if the oil enamel is still sold.

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Old high-street hardware stores.....A mix of wood resins, rolling tobacco, meths and floor polish. B&Q just doesnt cut it.

 

Autoglym Super Resin polish, plus their Vinyl and Rubber Care stuff.

 

A model railway or Scalextric set.....That hot motor, burnt dust, meths and light oil combination.

 

Vanilla Magic Tree.

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Carbed car with no cat cranking over in a morning.

Petrichor

Bacon and other fried produce usually found on a campsite in a morning.

Petrol

Bitumen/Pitch/tar

Diesel running on veg

A gun after its been fired

Old diesel engines like ships, trains etc

Steam engines

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