How to Make the Most of Your Fall

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Fall is all about crisp autumn air, changing colors and yummy foods. Kadie Goodwin, a junior accounting major on the Gainesville campus, says “Fall is my favorite season. The leaves changing colors, the breeze in the air, and the chance to take a part in annual activities with your friends make it all the better. From pumpkin carving to apple cider drinking, I feel that fall brings us closer to our family and friends.” According to the Huffington Post, 29% of Americans say that fall is their favorite season. Being that Sep. 22 is the first day of fall,  here are some ways you can start the season off right.

Get inspired by social media: Many platforms have tips for how to make the most of your fall. Whether it’s finding great recipes or needing movie recommendations, social media platforms like Pinterest have lots of great ideas. 

Screenshot by Emma Keisler of her Pinterest account
Screenshot by Emma Keisler of her Pinterest account

Get Creative: Fall is a great time to gain inspiration for art pieces, go on photoshoots with friends, or even take pictures of your surroundings. Knitting is a fairly easy craft that can turn into a great pastime.

Photo by Emma Keisler taken at Yahoola Creek Dam & Reservoir
Pictured: past UNG student Joely Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler of current UNG Gainesville student, Lauren Han
Artwork by Emma Keisler
Artwork by Emma Keisler
Knitting by Emma Keisler

Go Outdoors: The temperate 60-70 degree weather during fall is great if you like the outdoors. There are plenty of adventures anyone can partake in whether it’s going to some of Blue Ridge’s apple farms, or attending some of the University of North Georgia’s sporting events.

Photo by Emma Keisler of Women’s Golf competition in Achasta
Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler of Women’s Golf competition in Achasta
Photo by Emma Keisler of Mercier Apple Orchards

 

Photo by Emma Keisler of UNG’s Mens Soccer
Photo by Emma Keisler

Go Shop: Stores are stocking up on sweaters, candles, and fall decor galore so buy now. Surrounding yourself with fall decor will definitely get you ready for the season.

Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler

 

Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler

Back to the Basics: Pumpkin patches, dressing up like ghosts, and getting fall inspired drinks are essential to enjoying the season.

Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler
Photo by Emma Keisler