02/11/2020
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Lederberg
In the middle of the Auvergne stands the Lederberg. It is privately owned and belongs to the descendants of a very successful leather goods mogul. Frédérick Narcisse made a fortune with leather goods of all kinds in the 19th century. A special trademark was his daffodil leather, which was perfumed with the finest fragrances. In his manufactories practically everything was made of leather, from shoes, saddles, coats and hats to furniture and lampshades. His leather was so in demand that he bought a whole mountain. A mountain from which he could look over his home village. Should his former classmates see what had become of him, Frédo the Dwarf. In the elementary school he was often teased because of his small height.
He had the leather mountain completely covered with daffodil leather. Until today the leather is of course already very worn out and plants are sprouting again between the leather islands. Easter bells, for example. Which is not without a certain irony.
Since his descendants are not always at home and the fences are neglected in the meantime, tourists get lost on the mountain from time to time. When the tourists sit around the campfire in the evening, they are surprised by the smell of leather.
I'm not really into leather scents, but I could imagine that Mont de Narcisse is a favourite of leather fans. I don't find leather that artificial. Quite perfumed though. Fortunately the Sillage is not very strong. I just find it strange to smell of leather unless you're wearing leather. I'm not wearing one. Always thinking about leathery skin. Well. Maybe nothing for high temperatures in summer, but everyone has to know that for himself. Unless he sits next to me and fills me up with leather at 40°C. Then maybe I'll say something
You can wear Mont de Narcisse at work, if you work with leather or leather goods, if you are a leather goods representative or if you wear leather anyway. Maybe this is also something for men who want to look daredevil or at least sporty ("actually I usually wear a leather suit", "I just came from the rodeo and had to take care of my saddle") or something like that. But I don't know anything about that. In your free time, it's nice to ride a motorbike through the Auvergne, or ride a horse through the Auvergne. In the evening when you sit by the fireplace on leather stools. There are certainly occasions to wear Mont de Narcisse for going out: lacquer and leather (but only leather without lacquer). I'm not talking about a convention where they paint shoes and handbags. But maybe there is such a thing.
He had the leather mountain completely covered with daffodil leather. Until today the leather is of course already very worn out and plants are sprouting again between the leather islands. Easter bells, for example. Which is not without a certain irony.
Since his descendants are not always at home and the fences are neglected in the meantime, tourists get lost on the mountain from time to time. When the tourists sit around the campfire in the evening, they are surprised by the smell of leather.
I'm not really into leather scents, but I could imagine that Mont de Narcisse is a favourite of leather fans. I don't find leather that artificial. Quite perfumed though. Fortunately the Sillage is not very strong. I just find it strange to smell of leather unless you're wearing leather. I'm not wearing one. Always thinking about leathery skin. Well. Maybe nothing for high temperatures in summer, but everyone has to know that for himself. Unless he sits next to me and fills me up with leather at 40°C. Then maybe I'll say something
You can wear Mont de Narcisse at work, if you work with leather or leather goods, if you are a leather goods representative or if you wear leather anyway. Maybe this is also something for men who want to look daredevil or at least sporty ("actually I usually wear a leather suit", "I just came from the rodeo and had to take care of my saddle") or something like that. But I don't know anything about that. In your free time, it's nice to ride a motorbike through the Auvergne, or ride a horse through the Auvergne. In the evening when you sit by the fireplace on leather stools. There are certainly occasions to wear Mont de Narcisse for going out: lacquer and leather (but only leather without lacquer). I'm not talking about a convention where they paint shoes and handbags. But maybe there is such a thing.
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