> > Water?

What I was thinking of when I said "water" was the smell of fresh running water which you get at a waterfall in the forest. It's probably not the smell of the actual *water* so much as a combination of cool wet soil and rocks, moss, leaf mould, trees, and the cooler air where the water is. It's a distinctive smell and it's very lovely.

> Wolf "Although didn't you say recently that a cat was basically 'a furry tube that's smelly on both ends'? LOL" spirit

Right. The nice warm cat fur smell is only in the middle. There's nothing like whisking up a cat that's just come in out of two hours lying in the sunshine outside. Warm...soft...cuddly...

Brunnen-"for at LEAST four seconds before it becomes spiky and sharp and painful and you are forced to put it back on the ground again"G