Where I walk

[1 step closer]

I like where I live, we are lucky with our neighbours, close to town and only a few mins drive to a mountain!

although having looked at the rain this morning, think that will be knocked on the head for a bit, too slippery.......

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[angelrainbow]

Perhaps some countryside areas have livestock and the inevitable smell, but not where I am. Only crops are farmed here and the only smell you get round here at the moment is the smell of wood smoke, which I have always thought, from childhood, is one of the loveliest smells in the world.

[kallis3]

We have Dexter cattle at the rear of my house, and the smell is a bit iffy at times. Love the livestock - hate the smell!

Not fussed on any kind of smell from a fire to be honest.

Lesley, I can completely sympathise with the noisy neighbours!

[Skippy]

Dave says I've got an over-sensitive nose as I hate most smells - country smells and smoke being 2 of the worst, along with the smell of seaweed when the tide is out at the coast!

Our borough is a smoke free zone, but unfortunately this only applies to chimney smoke, not bonfires!

I love the smells of some flowers, vanilla, fresh bread - the country just doesn't do it for me!

[angelrainbow]

My dad is super sensitive for smells. He expects mum to cook for him without making any "cooking smells"

I'm pretty easy but I don't like the smell of dogs, especially wet dog.

[kallis3]

I love a doggy smell, especially wet dog (as ours were this morning).

Then again I'm biased!

I also love cooking smells. Freshly ground coffee and new baked bread are my favourites.

[Skippy]

Oh no, not wet dog and coffee - 2 of the worst smells for me!

I love fresh tar, creosote and the smell of matches when they have been struck.

[kallis3]

Freshly ground coffee is wonderful!

Love matches and my favourite has to be acetone.

I do love any sort of cooking smells - especially if I'm going to be on the receiving end of the end result!

[Skippy]

Frying bacon, mmmmm!

[Shining]

Skippy, I'm with you with the tar and creosote....I can follow a road worker around the supermarket but that's another story! lol

[Skippy]

Oh yes Lesley, anything you want to share?!?!

[kallis3]

Frying bacon is lovely as well!

Fried onions!! Yumm!!!!!!

[angelrainbow]

I love the smell of creosote and freshly struck matches too. Ooh and freshly baked bread.[:)]