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Al G
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I believe the original question was "what smells in Norte Americano that take you back to Baja...if this is correct it seems to be a tough one to
respond to.
I can think of nothing...Baja is to unique.
I have a little Baja soap....I think I need a fix...
Albert G
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Al G
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Darn it...I left the bag open...only a little fix. 
Foca may not last long....
Albert G
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The most precious thing we have is life, yet it has absolutely no trade-in value.
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DENNIS
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That's allright, Al. We'll leave that one alone.
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David K
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cilantro... on carne asada... yummmm!!!
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jeans
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Many years ago when I lived in Wyoming we moved to an old farm house where we had to burn our trash. It had been a long time since I had been in
Mexico and it was the furthest thing from my mind.
The first time I got a face-full of trash smoke, I though I had been smothered with Eau D'Tijuana.
Instant transport.
Mom always told me to be different - Now she says...Not THAT different
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Skipjack Joe
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
I don't know exactly what it is but, years ago I would stay at the California Motel on the north end of Ensenada. The nights were full of the
pungent air of shoreline, much like I remember as a kid in Balboa. The nights gave up the aroma of the sea. When I pass by there today, I still
smell this. It brings back so many memories. |
I must have stayed at that same motel. It was at the base of some cliffs cause dad and I would walk along the top and I remember the smell also.
It was the smell of rotting kelp. Marine biologists call it the wrack. It's actually quite pleasant to my way of thinking.
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DENNIS
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Probably the same place. Right on the edge of thirty foot cliffs.
"Wrack?" I'll remember that. Thanks.
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bajadock
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Happy Birthday DENNIS, we miss you. It's 5PM, so cheers your way. What have you been up to???
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David K
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Nice tribute post from 2007! 
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BajaTed
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For a lot of my Vietnam veteran friends the smell of burning diesel fuel and sh*t takes them back in country in not a good way.
Smell is a big time PTSD trigger.
You want major stink, go to India and stand by the lower Ganges River.
Everyone in Turkey smells like tobacco too.
Es Todo Bueno
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Marc
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Yes indeed
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Paulina
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Happy birthday Dennis. We miss you, kid.
Reading this thread brought back others, Oso for one, that I miss too.
P>*)))>{
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bajaric
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Some Baja smells have no equivalent. Driving past El Suazal always had a unique fragrance, some disliked it but I always took a deep breath of the
briny and loved it --
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defrag4
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after years of traveling latin america, the smell of burning plastic/trash is a nostalgic smell for me
[Edited on 10-7-2019 by defrag4]
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defrag4
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i also like the smell of cocaine
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