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Glows green fog like northern lights in a bog
Green glowing close mist, like a wall of another world, blinking borealis of the spirits of the moor, magically illuminating the mosses. Lost in thought, I continue to explore the obscure place, to dive into the nebulous for the next hours at night There seems to be a smoldering fire under the grasses, which brave the fire when freshly moist, their roots glowing and smoking greenishly and occupying the moor with mist. At the beginning, the moss still shimmers dark green, as if it were still separated from the red-hot grass. Some people suspected that vegetables such as peppers had been misled The minutes murmur, the gluten meanders, the colours change fleetingly, and I am now surrounded by scorched brown-red moss, whose roasting aromas waft warmly. And like a phoenix from the flames, new grasses grow in it, sharpened by the blazing fire and shining full of fresh life for three hours, before the gurgling spirits of the bog pour guaiac into the flames and burnt milk now sharpens the grasses, which begin to flow into the bog lake. Here the milk skin mixes with sharp green brew, pushes sandal cream from time to time warm bubbles out of the green mud, another two hours and that was it.
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Nebbia Densa is a smoky vetiver of a special kind, but under the leitmotif of the bright pungent green, dark green shimmering, warm mossy green, various green and reddish red smoke aromas as well as the aroma of burnt milk of guaiac wood, which serves the overall impression very well, and the rarely towards the end flaming warm cream of sandalwood. The scent is arm-length at the beginning and after about an hour it is very close to the skin, where it remains perceptible for another four to five hours. For me it is a smoky summer scent alternative, as the near-earthy vetiver always remains the dominant scent.
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Nebbia Densa is a smoky vetiver of a special kind, but under the leitmotif of the bright pungent green, dark green shimmering, warm mossy green, various green and reddish red smoke aromas as well as the aroma of burnt milk of guaiac wood, which serves the overall impression very well, and the rarely towards the end flaming warm cream of sandalwood. The scent is arm-length at the beginning and after about an hour it is very close to the skin, where it remains perceptible for another four to five hours. For me it is a smoky summer scent alternative, as the near-earthy vetiver always remains the dominant scent.
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