Have you ever been in the mountains and noticed the air smells different depending on that trees you're by? My favorites are the ponderosa pines, which smell like butterscotch and warm caramel. There is nothing like walking through a stand of sun-warmed ponderosas. Then there are fir trees, which smell almost tangy, like citrus. Junipers are tart, and are scented like what I think the color blue should be. Pinyon pines smell like orange juice. And spruce trees? They smell like Christmas.
Leave me a comment below and tell me about the smells you associate with different trees. I can't be the only one!
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