I have always loved the smell of desert rain. I am not 100% sure what causes that unique smell to this region, but I had missed it for many years when I lived up North. It's raining today and it is good to be home. Does anyone know what I am talking about, or more specifically what causes the unique aroma? I have heard it's the Creosote bush, but I do not know for sure.
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Yep...creosote bush (otherwise known as Chaparral) has an oily type of leaf that releases it's aroma when it rains here. I missed it like crazy too when I moved to Jersey for a couple years.
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