06/14/2021
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Gnorbor's History of the Forest
Gnorbor, the ancient oak, once whispered a tale through its gnarled branches, which elemiharian green was carried into the flora and fauna.
It was about the time when juniper was tangy fresh and its needles sparkled ethereally spicy through the woods.
A time when damp mist came like lovely billowing incense from the oak roots and bathed the forest in balsam mystical thoughts.
From the rough bark resins dripped like tears.
They dripped onto the lush, lush forest floor, where they smelled benzoewarm and grew grassy in cypriole.
As if in a round dance, the mosses danced on the balsamic trees and became woody myrrh.
Now the forest stands scarred by age.
With dry glades, on the sides of which still stand strong trees with crowns of citrus-green leaves in rough, creaky barks.
An echo of history continues to echo resinously through the mists of incense still billowing from the roots..
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Falling Trees fragrance makes me feel like I'm standing in an ancient forest.
The rough bark and moss there smell woody - resinous, the juniper, as well as the leaves of the oaks spicy to green-citrus. Yes, and the sandy soil rises like dusty lovely incense mist.
A really quite beautiful fragrance.
With dear thanks to Floyd!
It was about the time when juniper was tangy fresh and its needles sparkled ethereally spicy through the woods.
A time when damp mist came like lovely billowing incense from the oak roots and bathed the forest in balsam mystical thoughts.
From the rough bark resins dripped like tears.
They dripped onto the lush, lush forest floor, where they smelled benzoewarm and grew grassy in cypriole.
As if in a round dance, the mosses danced on the balsamic trees and became woody myrrh.
Now the forest stands scarred by age.
With dry glades, on the sides of which still stand strong trees with crowns of citrus-green leaves in rough, creaky barks.
An echo of history continues to echo resinously through the mists of incense still billowing from the roots..
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Falling Trees fragrance makes me feel like I'm standing in an ancient forest.
The rough bark and moss there smell woody - resinous, the juniper, as well as the leaves of the oaks spicy to green-citrus. Yes, and the sandy soil rises like dusty lovely incense mist.
A really quite beautiful fragrance.
With dear thanks to Floyd!
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