Re: Beer (so I'm on topic)   
     By: Joe Bruchis to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jun 10 2017 08:22:21   
      
    > RN>> You can smell a swamp? Wow!   
    >> I certainly can.  A very peculiar smell.  Perhaps you are used to the   
    >> smell? :)   
      
    JB> You must be referring to the smell of swamp gas that bubbles up to the   
    JB> surface from the dead and decaying matter underneath. That's Louisiana's   
    JB> natural gas industry at work. Yes. Swamps can smell that way, and they can   
    JB> also smell green and fresh. It just depends on the specific area.   
      
   Quite possible.  I've driven past there after hurricanes have hit.   
      
      
    JB> I remember the peculiar strong odor of sulfur gas that we get after a   
    JB> hurricane passes. It stirs up the bottom of the bayous and shallow lakes   
    JB> causing the nasty gas to be released. It will usually linger for weeks.   
      
      
   Joe   
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