Evergreen Candles for a Natural Holiday
There is a specific disappointment in lighting a candle that promised a fresh-cut tree and delivered a car wash.
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Sherrill MountainField Notes
Notes from above 3,000 feet. What the forest smells like at elevation, what to look for in a candle that claims to smell like a forest, and what we are making next.
There is a specific disappointment in lighting a candle that promised a fresh-cut tree and delivered a car wash.
Read the noteA cabin has a feeling before it has a look. Most of that feeling is smell, and it is the part people plan last.
Read the noteWoodsmoke gets to people faster than almost any other smell, and it is one of the easiest things to get wrong in a candle.
Read the noteThirty-three peaks, four of them again in winter, fourteen with no trail. What actually helps someone working the list.
Read the noteMost candles sold to hikers smell like a rental car with a tree hanging from the mirror. Here is what to look for instead.
Read the noteYou notice the change before you notice the elevation. What balsam fir smells like, and why it fades once you cut it.
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