The smells that let me know I am home are a bit different from those around town. To spare the more sensitive amongst us I have not attempted to capture the most prominent of them. A fresh cow pat has its own unique smell and from the right angle can even look beautiful. A sight and smell close to it is often experienced around the farm, as effluent is spread on the pasture:
I love the smell of freshly turned earth:
Down by the creek where I am house-sitting at the moment is the unmistakable smell of damp:
During the week Georgia loved the smell of her birthday dinner:
I'm just as happy to bury my nose in the comforting smell (not to mention taste) of a cup of coffee.
Thanks, NanU for the topic. I look forward to lots of French smells.
To enjoy the smells of the rest of the team, just click here.
oh yes the smell of hot coffee and melted chocolate with a dash of cinnamon.
ReplyDeletevery nice post.
Mmmmm coffee, vanilla and burnt sugar - the combination is the smell that I remember from German cafes. One of my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in a dairy farming area, and you know, I love the smell of it! I'm glad you shared that first picture!
ReplyDeleteAh, the smell of effluent. I was hiking once, and found myself on a long road between two fields when a tractor came out and started tossing manure in the air all over one field. The wind caught it and brought it over the road. I started to run, to get out of the black rain, but the road was icy. Happily I was able to brush most of the stuff off me before it melted - thank goodness it was very cold that day.
ReplyDeleteThat cup of coffee does look inviting!
I love the smell of cow manure as well - it seems to be one of those things one either loves or hates. Perhaps it's to do with the memories that accompany it.
ReplyDeleteOoooo I adore my coffee...I love the shot of Georgia...so cute :) Wonderful shootout hon!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sarah
LOl, I once did a post on cow wpats. My school kids go to to Mangere Mountain. What do they remember? Who and who stood on a cowe pat.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to Georgia. She is a good girl with ab big plate of salad.
I don't drink coffee but love the smell, but that cow manure smell......let me run away first! lol
ReplyDeletenow that is the way to spread it! love your cup of coffee, looks very yummy. great shoot out Pauline!
ReplyDeleteMy mother use to say that cow manure was one of her favorite smells on the farm. I have goats and in my old age I'm sure I will remember their "Ode du parfum". It's unforgettable!
ReplyDeleteThat coffee photo is delightful. I want to jump right into it.
Pauline, I adore the smells of agriculture, farmland and pastures. I am so glad you posted about the smells close to home.
ReplyDeleteI really love the shot of your coffee. It looks more like a dessert than a drink. Mmm Mmm good.
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