10 Ways To Get In The Fall Spirit
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10 Ways To Get In The Fall Spirit

The leaves are beginning to change and fall, embrace it.

Jenna DeLuca
Oct 09, 2018
Rider UniversityMillennials of New Jersey
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10 Ways To Get In The Fall Spirit
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There's just something so magical about seeing the leaves change color and feeling the blazing sun transition to a crisp cool breeze. Fall brings forth a festive, warm nature that has a little bit of something for everyone. Whether you like to venture out or stay in this time of year has so much to offer.

For those of you having a little bit of trouble getting into the spirit, here are ten things that can the ball rolling!

1. Wine Tasting

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Hit your favorite winery and enjoy some of your seasonal favorites.

2. Renaissance Faire

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Journey back in time at your local Renaissance Faire. Enjoy a turkey leg and catch a show!

3. Haunted Attractions

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If you're brave enough, find a haunted hayride or attraction.

4. Festivals

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Attend a local fall festival.

5. Movie Marathon

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Snuggle up with some popcorn and have yourself a movie marathon consisting of your fall favorites.

6. Pumpkin Picking

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Find your perfect pumpkin to paint or crave!

7. Camp Fire

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Sit by the fire and listen to the sounds of the season or roast up some delicious marshmellows.

8. Bake Fall Treats

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Make your favorite fall treats to satisfy that seasonal craving.

9. Visit Salem

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Visit an area that is home to some of the spookiest history of all time.

10. Pumpkin Spice

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Embrace your "basic" tendencies and enjoy all the pumpkin spice you can get your hands on.

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