30 thoughts on âTell Me What Rain Smells Likeâ. 1  Reblogged this on Heiditassone's Blog and commented: I usually post more mystery, horror posts, but this is a writing site. and this is lovely writing. 2  Rain smells like freshness. Crisp and clean. 3  very lovely. Thank you for following me on my blog too.  Good piece of writing.
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The deepest holes in the world. Whether they're man-made mines or natural sinkholes, these massive holes around the world are anything but the pits. 1. Deanâs Blue Hole: Long Island, Bahamas. At more than 650 feet deep, Deanâs Blue Hole is the worldâs deepest sinkhole with an entrance below water. Located in a bay near Clarence Town on the Bahamasâ Long Island, its visible diameter is roughly 82â115 feet.