writerbynature
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The sweet willow bark and twigs gives way to the hickory and maple scent of the kindling as the fire grows, when the oak logs catch, the scent of roasted acorns mingles with hickory and the warmth of the forest wraps around me like a comforter. |
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Kimmy <3
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nope |
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phantoms_82
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it smells like my mothers cooking....lol |
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dulce_mexican
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it smells like smoke |
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knightscharge
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fire doesn't have a smell. Smoke on the other hand does. |
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mythoughts
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depends on what`s burning, if it wood,it`s pleasant, if it`s trash it`s disgusting. |
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Wolf
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*Pondering a bit for this is not easy* To with wood fires, to my wolf's nose it smells/tastes like heat (yes heat does have a scent (dry and sharp)) with the tangy flavor of wood intermixed.
For me it is a pleasent smell reminding me of home...
Now other fires like a house fire, tires ect smell like man made chemicals (painful, unnatural, deadly), which tends to make my ruff rise in distaste... |
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ardent888
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It smells as if it burns and it burns as long as it smells |
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robertonduty
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you seem to post A LOT about smells... you ever notice that? |
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ribbit_ribbit_2010
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smokey |
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Mr Gold
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choaking |
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autumnamber1978
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As a chilhood memory i always remember the smell of burning leaves during the winter.The crisp cold air and burning leaves. Reminds me of home. |
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skypearl
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it is like tires that have been burned off on like in racing for a long time, but the smell stays for a very long time. |
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Inspector Poirot
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fire doesn't burn |
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lovely_mexican_chik13
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to me its always going to smell like sulfur |
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the_libra_legend09
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Fire does not smell but smoke does. |
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