Thread: What is your fragrance of the day?

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Originally Posted by Stevie17

Get my Floid and some other great stuff from Italian Barber....

That is a great site lots of good stuff, but the cost of post to the U.K is to high, which is tough because they have soaps we cannot get here.

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Originally Posted by Phrank

That is a great site lots of good stuff, but the cost of post to the U.K is to high, which is tough because they have soaps we cannot get here.

Yes, but to the colonies it's much cheaper....

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Originally Posted by Stevie17

Yes, but to the colonies it's much cheaper....

Perhaps on my next visit to Toronto to see my son I will get some of that great soap and Fine A/s sent to him first

The weather is turning to fall, so this weekend I wore SMN Spanish Leather - I think it's one of the sexiest fragrances, well it's not only what I think, but the empirical evidence

Pino Silvestre

This morning is Speick...however given the weather perhaps it should have been Encre Noir...!

Out of kindness I wanted today to know I going to show up with a vengeance - so I wore this:

Perhaps on my next visit to Toronto to see my son I will get some of that great soap and Fine A/s sent to him first

I haven't been to the UK in about 30 years...about 5 generations ago part of our family was from Derbyshire and the Isle of Grain...we made somewhat famous porridge's and oatmeal's, we were millers and owned mills in England...and emigrated to Ontario to continue this (our family mill stone is in a local museum), selling to Scotland and the Eastern United States and the East Coast of Canada....

Originally Posted by Phrank

I haven't been to the UK in about 30 years...about 5 generations ago part of our family was from Derbyshire and the Isle of Grain...we made somewhat famous porridge's and oatmeal's, we were millers and owned mills in England...and emigrated to Ontario to continue this (our family mill stone is in a local museum), selling to Scotland and the Eastern United States and the East Coast of Canada....

I am not far from Derbyshire, in the west midlands Solihull, in your terms just down the road. I wish we had emigrated to Canada 30 yrs ago when the kids were little. I think I can still go, as Canada is very short of truck drivers. We enjoy visiting our son in Toronto and also when he was in Whistler. I love the space you guys have, and the burgers wow.

Another crappy morning in northern AB...broke out Encre Noir for today.