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bridie.hobart

Hobart · member since March 2026

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I sell apples at the Salamanca market in Hobart. Lavender farms, apple blossom, cold sea air: Tasmania smells wonderful and I want the words for it.

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Our silver wattle is the mimosa perfumers meanOurs down here went over a few weeks back too. Now it's apple blossom on the stalls, a whole other kind of sweet. Three apples cut open, peel against fleshThe pips smell faintly of marzipan Trying that on the stall tomorrow. Lavender bags for the airing cupboard, from the gardenThe lavender farms up the road are just green rows right now, it's spring here. Reading this I can almost smell midsummer. A Christmas that smells of cherries and sunscreenCherries and the first apricots on the stall down here. Cooler than you, same idea. Saturday market smells, stall by stallMy apple stall at Salamanca smells of last season's fruit out of the cool store at the moment. Yours sound better. Eucalyptus after rain, and how the oil gets outTassie blue gums after rain, same. I had no idea the oil was steamed out. Pouring candles in jam jars with my granddaughterMum and I did beeswax ones when I was small. The honey smell as it melts is still the best part. Apple blossom branches on the Salamanca market stallDoes the blossom actually smell like the fruit? Not really. Sweeter and softer, nothing sharp like a Granny Smith.