Depends on which way the wind is coming from, west is meat packing houses and feed yards. East is oil refinery. Either way people says that's the smell of money.

Her name was Cindy. Or maybe it was Beth. Either one would be fine.

We lived in Panama City, Florida for almost 3 years 1977 to 1980. I still can smell that paper mill. Port St. Joe paper company I think it was. That is a very pungent odor. Couldn't say anything bad about it to the locals, that mill was their bread and butter. But, man did it stink.

Budweiser , used motor oil , and cigarettes

My grandad's pipe smell. I can close my eyes and still get a whiff of it 60 years later.

If the wind is from the north , Borger smells like butyl mercaptan. I would not recommend it for a candle.

Mo

Betadine (my grandfather's shoes) and other hydrocarbon products. Might add in old cigarette smoke and beer farts.

(Port Neches, Texas)

Dry goods section at an old general store
Old barn
Trailer of hand picked cotton

Funnel Cake mixed with Popcorn

The smell of greasewood after a rain in far west Texas. All the dust is settled, and everything smells clean and fresh.

smoke from 2 stroke motor oil or rubber for me.

Any one of these would do for me
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fresh cut hay and cedar trees

That oil smell when you pull a main cap. Deep and rich oil smell.

Leonard's Memphis barbeque pork, fresh cut grass, and spring rain.