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Are you it, Dr. Jones?
Well, it hardly gets more obscure than this. In my quest for vintage rarities, primarily of Italian and Spanish origin, I have now become the owner of a (presumably the only or last) OF of this fragrance. My second Segura after the equally rare "Motor Racing".
What can this scent of adventure do? Above all, it presents itself just as the fragrance pyramid promises. An association with jungles, wild canoe trips over waterfalls, and all the other escapades of Harrison Ford quickly sets in. I also notice a kinship with the equally legendary "Camel for Men". There is a similar spiciness, a very subtle sweetness, and an exciting development, all of which is exceedingly masculine and multifaceted.
I am somewhat surprised by the indicated year of release, 1980; the first "Indiana Jones" film only hit theaters in 1981. What happened here? Premature merchandising? The hat and whip are printed on the packaging and the bottle. Does Harrison Ford even know this fragrance? And - why do I, the madman, always make these blind purchases? There are certainly plenty of quirky things in Spain.
What can this scent of adventure do? Above all, it presents itself just as the fragrance pyramid promises. An association with jungles, wild canoe trips over waterfalls, and all the other escapades of Harrison Ford quickly sets in. I also notice a kinship with the equally legendary "Camel for Men". There is a similar spiciness, a very subtle sweetness, and an exciting development, all of which is exceedingly masculine and multifaceted.
I am somewhat surprised by the indicated year of release, 1980; the first "Indiana Jones" film only hit theaters in 1981. What happened here? Premature merchandising? The hat and whip are printed on the packaging and the bottle. Does Harrison Ford even know this fragrance? And - why do I, the madman, always make these blind purchases? There are certainly plenty of quirky things in Spain.
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