Sadly I’ve gotten away from it. Drowned in other complexities of life. I appreciate you putting your story up here. I’m partly envious. But it also reminds me of something I’m quick to forget. If someone doesn’t remind me. I need some inspiration these days.
It would be interesting to compare the scent-of-fall from places that have plenty of pine trees to those that do not, or places that do wet/dry season rather than summer/winter.
Big fun. This is the stuff that I live for. I’m never as happy as when I’m building something and using up all my scraps at the same time.
Same here :-)
Sadly I’ve gotten away from it. Drowned in other complexities of life. I appreciate you putting your story up here. I’m partly envious. But it also reminds me of something I’m quick to forget. If someone doesn’t remind me. I need some inspiration these days.
I will endeavor to keep the build series going :-)
My grandfather always said that the smell of fall was ozone. This Washington Post article says that that is part of it, but also has other factors. https://archive.is/SkuVI (from https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2018/10/19/scent-season-explaining-aromas-fall/)
It would be interesting to compare the scent-of-fall from places that have plenty of pine trees to those that do not, or places that do wet/dry season rather than summer/winter.
Fascinating!