Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)   
     By: Joe Delahaye to Roger Nelson on Fri Jun 09 2017 10:06 pm   
      
    >  JD>> Both pass through Georgia though :)  You can smell the swamps as   
    >  JD>> you drive thru.   
    >   
    >  RN> You can smell a swamp? Wow!   
    > I certainly can.  A very peculiar smell.  Perhaps you are used to the smell?   
    > :)   
      
   You must be referring to the smell of swamp gas that bubbles up to the surface   
   from the dead and decaying matter underneath. That's Louisiana's natural gas   
   industry at work. Yes. Swamps can smell that way, and they can also smell green   
   and fresh. It just depends on the specific area.   
      
   I remember the peculiar strong odor of sulfur gas that we get after a hurricane   
   passes. It stirs up the bottom of the bayous and shallow lakes causing the   
   nasty gas to be released. It will usually linger for weeks.   
      
   Regards,   
   Joe   
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