Summer rain
Autumn mornings
Fresh sea air
Cabochard
Petrol
Tar

....and just about everyone elses favourites, too - except the Lavender and the barn. I especially love Crafty's Roast dinner - reminds me of playing outside as a kid on a Sunday morning, working up an appetite for mums delicious roast.

my grandads greenhouse
clean sheets on the bed
radox bubble bath
Roast lamb with mint sauce
Mr Sheen furniture polish and Dandelion and Burdock. (not together)

My Own farts (sorry but I do)
Pine
Citrus of any sort
Early Mornings in Tuscany (Either Calgary or Italy I love them Both)
Coffee (freshly brewing in a morning)
Fresh Bread
BBQ

21 at last hey babe?

You are funny!
Are the farts freshly brewed in the morning too?

Of course Shuga.
Want me to bottle one for you??

Freshly cut grass
"Clean Cotton" Yankee Candle.

plus lots that others have already said. Loved the melting babies Crafty!

Dunno, will it cost me much?

Gauloise. Marlboro. Marijuana.

I can save it for you till you arrive (it will be a nice vintage by then) OR you will have to pay import duty on it if I ship to wales.

Thanks, if I like it I will open a small chain of shops selling Cassidy Cologne and make my fortune.

You might find it impossible to ship. Wouldnt HazMat rules apply.

I'm sure these folks could help..... http://www.cmcng.com/

Mate when a trolley we used in the UK for carting the dog cage around arrives covered in the same horse shit it left our UK address covered in (despite assurances by the shiiping agent that it WOULD be cleaned at their depot AND claims that EVERYTHING thats ever touched the earth in the UK MUST be sanitised) I think one bottle of my farts will be a doddle to ship.

Actually that reminds me of an incident I witnessed at Roosville Border crossing (BC). Whilst we were being checked as potential terrorists a Canadian woman entered with a large bag from which she proceeded to produce bottles of wine. She put the wine and passports on the counter and said I have to pay duty on these. A Border Official ambled over picked up the passports, asked how many adults calculated the Duty Free Allowance and then Said right ma'am thats 7c Duty Payable.
7 CENTS and they charged her for gods sake!!!!!

Creosote (stuff you paint your wooden fence with) and petrol....not mixed together ....and more so when I was pregnant!

OOh and fish and chips on a wet cold friday night..mmmmmmm