Are there any particular smells that remind you of a certain person or event ?
Deep Heat muscle rub always reminds me of my gran, she swore by it and I find it helps with aches and pains but has quite a strong smell so I only use it if I’m not going out !
Aye,Estee Lauder Youth Dew Perfume reminds Me of My late older Sister,who was also My best Friend…I always bought a bottle for Her Birthday,She loved it…I keep a bottle and give a wee scoot to remind Me of Her and the good times We once shared.
When I was very young my father was a farrier and shod all the farm horses of the neighbouring farms. I still remember the burning smell when he held the hot shoe against the horse’s hoof to get a proper fit.
Forget-me-not perfume … always reminds me of my gran.
Cow muck.
Reminds me of when I was a kid and used to stand balanced on an old tree stump on one leg in my garden so I could peer over the top of the hedge and watch the cows coming home for milking. Every day, come rain or shine I loved to watch them.
Wintergreen ointment. My Dad used it a lot for his broken ankle.
deep heart reminds me of rugby changing rooms back in the day
Play doh!
I started school at the age of five in 1967 in Richmond upon Thames, hated it! Miss Collins dished out the Play doh…I can still smell it to this very day! 
My dad’s overalls when he worked a painter and decorator. I can still imagine the smell of them, and it represented him.
We always used to call our gran the Imperial Leather Queen.
Everyone bought her Imperial Leather for Christmas - mostly talc, soap and bath cubes (remember bath cubes!?)
The smell always reminds me of gran and they were good memories.
Bath cubes took ages to dissolve in water as i recall.
This was back in the day when bathing was the norm, and it was deemed ‘posh’ for anyone to have a shower 
(By the way, gran was more than partial to Englebert)
And bath cubes felt gritty in the tub.
Only if you didn’t give them a jolly good stir!
Bathtime was so much more involved back then…
Englebert was a cracking singer, started on the small club circuits I believe. He’s certainly on my Alexa playlist!
Last Waltz 
Cows are lovely. When I was growing up we lived opposite a field of cows. In the summer it was still light when I went to bed and I lay awake listening to the cows mooing.
When I see cows, which is virtually every time we go out these days, I think of my childhood and my family, all but one are no longer with me and the remaining one has dementia and barely recognises me
covid took away some smells usually bad ones ideal for cleaning up after the dogs lol i can still smell nice things
Estee Lauder always reminds me of my 1st fiancée and always will do; if I remember correctly, it was called Original Musk or something like that and the other one I do remember, Spellbound 
RIP Caro.
Certain fragrances remind me of my mother. Perfumes she wore when I was growing up.
Germoline, no need to slap it on, just sniff it 
Maggots!
Many moons ago there used to be a certain fishing tackle shop in London, just off The Edgware Road, Benwood’s, my Dad used to take me on Saturday afternoons.
As you entered you could immediately smell maggots, the aroma was quite distinctive. At the end of the premises was a small counter on which were several washing up sized bowls containing thousands upon thousands of writhing, squirming maggots. White maggots, dyed red maggots and tiny pinkies, the latter being used as fish attractors rather than hook bait.
Not a particularly pleasant smell but certainly evocative!
Anyway, tis nearly time for breakfast…
