Into the smoke

"JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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The California fires smell diferently than Colorado fires do. The chapparal brush makes the smoke
a different flavor than the pinyon/juniper fire smoke we are used to here. The olfactory
association takes me back to days of sitting in the lineup on the OC Coast in Santa Ana
conditions, taking a moment between waves to experience the orange glow and the mixed odors of
saltwater and brush fire smoke. I think I'll go surf some dirt now...

JD

Funny how that happens. Sometimes I get a whiff of smoke at a certain time of year that reminds me
of an African excursion a few years back. People over there cook over wood fires as a fact of life
so the smells permeate the air. I get that whiff and images flood back like
yesterday.....................

Marty

"JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

The California fires smell diferently than Colorado fires do. The chapparal brush makes the smoke
a different flavor than the pinyon/juniper fire smoke we are used to here. The olfactory
association takes me back to days of sitting in the lineup on the OC Coast in Santa Ana
conditions, taking a moment between waves to experience the orange glow and the mixed odors of
saltwater and brush fire smoke. I think I'll go surf some dirt now...

JDJD,

The one week/weak dad

On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 21:16:35 -0800, vfttr wrote:

<something we've seen several times already>

Dude I think your 'send' key is stuck.

gabrielle