Meat in the smoker.
Pine trees.

cigars

Moth Balls in a closet

I can't smell anything until my sinuses drain....

freshly cut grass
spring rain

1. My Wifes Meat Loaf Cooking
2. Steaks Grilling
3. My Wifes perfume...on her
4. My kids
5. A really good cigar burning...ahhhh 2nd hand smoke even if it is from me.
6. Church Incense
7. Crushed Mint Leaves
8. Great Red Wines... One being Ridge Zins

1. My kids when they hug me goodnight
2. Bacon
3. Coffee
4. Grilled anything
5. Gasoline
6. Gunpowder
7. Burnt smell from my patrol car after I chase someone
8. Drugs and money, because it means I'm doing my job
9. Sex
10. Fear

Fresh Basil
The morning in spring outside...right now.
A shpo humidor
The scent of a Gurkha TPB-2. Best smelling cigar out there.
Baking stuff
Coty Wild Musk....scent triggers memory...this brings back GREAT memories.
Givenchy Gentleman
Grey Flannel.
Perfumed boobies

lots and lots more

1. My wife
2. Salty fresh air after a long free dive
3. Freshly roasted coffee
4. Cigar smoke
5. Sliced potato and onion frying in an iron skillet
6. The dew on dry grass/weeds
7. Newly plowed fields
8. Fresh alfalfa hay
9. Freshly baked sourdough bread
10. Bacon and eggs cooking on a campfire
11. Cedar wood smoke
12. Christmas trees
13. Rain in the desert, especially on mesquite bushes
14. Ozone from lightening strikes
15. Castor oil & nitro burning in model airplane fuel

Some smells bring back memories, like the lime smell of curing concrete reminds me of my Father building the ice plane in La Paz, Baha California.

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Roasting turkey on Thanksgiving.
Baking chocolate chip cookies.
The air, right before it starts raining.
Hashish smoke.
The backyard smoker with mesquite smoke.
IPA. (probably should be #1)
Sun tan lotion.

And lastly, Opening Day at the park. Hotdogs, beer, green grass all encompassed in the air of excitement about the new season. Every year it takes me back to being young again.

woodsmoke mixed with coffee and bacon cooking (the BEST smell to wake up to on a camping trip - throw in huckleberry pancakes cooking and ooooooooohhhhh......)
Christmas trees
Rain
Freshly cut grass
Soap
Clothes just out of the dryer
Blue Pine Sol
Bread baking
Coffee brewing
Orange oil
Chicken stew on the stove
The first whiff after opening the humi
Vanilla
New babies
Burgers cooking on a charcoal grill
Ozone/gunpowder fireworks smell
Yardley English Lavender
Lilacs
Autumn - the smell of fallen leaves combined with crysanthemums blooming and the snow-bite in the air coming down off the mountains... oh yeah....
New carpet
Leather
Puppy breath
Clean kids
The smell of the state fair - especially near the cotton candy and tiger ear booths (not so much around the livestock barns)
Tomato vines

freshly tilled soil

^yum
and cinnamon
and baking bread
and garlic
and desert acacia blossoms
and gardenia
and watermelon
and popcorn
and arepas cooking

Bacon.
Combusted gunpowder smoke hanging in the air on a super cold morning.
My fiancee's warm body after a shower and her favorite perfume.
Perch, walleyes, bluegills, each with its own special smell, right after you bring them out of the water.
Perch, walleyes, bluegills, right after they come out of the deep fryer.
Cigars.
Cedar trees.
Pine trees.
Honeysuckle after a warm spring rain.
An approaching thunderstorm on a hot, humid summer night.
Hoppes Gun Solvent.
Tink's 69 Buck Lure.
Combusted nitro and burnt rubber on a hot August evening.
Butter cookies hot from the oven.
Wood fire smoke.
Smoked fish.
Cotton candy.
The sweet smell of gasoline as the tank truck dispenses it into the station's storage tank.
Muskmellon allowed to ripen to the point of cracking, right on the vine.
Fresh ground coffee.

Wet dog....after a nite on the town with Mrs Skunk.


Ron

the smell of avdmustang after get'n run over by a Heineken truck

^We should be so lucky..............LMAO


Ron

right now, my wet dog smells like a soggy diaper full of bait.

^Is it a small dog????Will it fit in a pickle jar???


Ron

^it might fit in a fifty gallon pickle jar.