Trystan Hurst
Editor
The
cool, crisp air and the crunching of leaves beneath our shoes is what tells us
fall is upon us. The changing seasons bring new activities moving us out of the
hot, summer heat.
For Friday nights,
football is the most popular activity with tailgating or catching the game at a
friends. If you aren’t a football fan, you could stay at home with friends and
carve pumpkins, play apples to apples, and make candy apples or pumpkin bread
for some fun snacks.
The fall has always
been a good time to find some of our favorite sweaters, grab a cup of warm
cider and go for a drive to enjoy the scenery of Tennessee. On the weekends or
over Fall Break, you could find a cozy place in the mountains to set up a tent,
camp in the cool weather and bring a hammock to enjoy the brisk air.
Once Halloween
draws near, people love to keep it scary. In our area there are several haunted
houses to attend such as Frightmare Manor or Ripleys Haunted Adventure and many
more. Most haunted houses have special events happening in the month of
October. Haunted corn mazes are also fun if you are feeling adventurous, Dead
Mans Farm or Trail of Doom that are only open in the months of October and
November. These are always a good way to get in the Halloween spirit. If you
aren’t feeling that dangerous, then you could host a Halloween party or bonfire
and play horror movies.
Falling
leaves, cozy sweaters, Halloween and camping remain just a few of the many
benefits this Autumn season brings.
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