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Attraction
Posted in Home/Garden, Nature/Animals, tagged flower bee, honeybee, orange blossom, orange blossom scent, orange tree, orange tree bee, scent, sunlight on March 20, 2021| 4 Comments »
The Scent of Rain
Posted in Inspiration, Nature/Animals, tagged earth, fragrance, language, nature, rain, scent, senses, word on March 31, 2019| 6 Comments »
It’s always nice and exciting to discover a new word that resonates with you. And an added bonus is that it has a melodious quality.
The word is “petrichor” which means: the smell of earth after rain.
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