Smells that soothe and comfort you

One of my usual routes during my walk takes me past the local bakery, and the smell of all of the fresh bread wafting in the air is divine.

Earlier on the route, in non-lockdown times, I would pass a few restaurants, and that distinctive smell of I think gravy or meat cooking coming from the kitchens makes me salivate.

The first time you immerse yourself in fresh bed sheets and turn your head to the other side of the pillow. And the first time you put on your favourite hoody after a wash.

Someone mentioned it earlier, but yeah "petrichor", particularly on your holidays in a warm country when the evening is setting in, is great.

Putty

Heather and ferns coming of a breeze up of a lake in the west

Hay
Coffee

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I have that album on vinyl. I love the smell of petrichor, freshly sawn timber (especially if it's resinous), creosote and oily smells in general!

Crushing some fresh lavender in my fingers.

The smell of fresh burning Jet A-1 fuel coming from the engines of a Ryanair plane, signifies the start of a nice trip away.

Some hand sanitizers strike the perfect balance between too little alcohol and too much. TerminB8 hand sanitizer is very pleasant and has a lovely feel to it.

honeysuckle of a warm summer's evening - divine

Petrol

Napalm in the morning...