> My list would certainly include:
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> Night-scented jasmine
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> Any kind of wooden musical instruments (I know what Fobulis means about that bassoon)
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> Sawdust, cut wood and fibreglass resin, either separately or together. (Don't question my sanity. I grew up playing in a boatbuilder's shed, OK?)
>
> Warm cat fur. Attached, of course, to a warm cat.
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> The paper in old books
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> Hot day outside (hard to describe what this smell is made up of, exactly)
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> Roses
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> The cool damp tree-ey smell you get in a rainforest
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> Leather
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> Horseyness (combination of horse, leather, and hot day outside)
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> Water

Water? Does north island water smell better than south island? :-)

That's a totally amazing list, B-G. My mind filled with so many images reading it.

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