Just because the
summer season is over and the days are slowly getting shorter doesn’t mean you
and your honey still can’t enjoy a romantic day outdoors. As a matter of fact,
there are numerous different date activities you can try during the fall months
that can be much more exciting and fulfilling than lounging around on a beach
all day.
If you’ve been
hoping to spend some quality time with your significant other or even if you’re
trying to think of some creative-yet-romantic ideas for a first date, here are
five different date activities for the fall season:
Go on a Hayride
Depending on
where you live, there could be numerous different farms and/or fresh produce
stands that offer hayrides during the fall months. Check to see if any farmers
are offering hayrides in your area, but if you’re going to go on an evening
hayride be sure to pack a blanket so the two of you can cuddle while you stare
up at the stars.
Check Out the Local Farmers Markets
Now that the
summer season is slowly coming to an end you can easily take advantage of some
fresh (and cheap) summer harvest fruits and vegetables that have been carefully
handpicked by local farmers. Not only is a great way to spend some time with
your significant other so the two of you can get some ideas for your next
romantic dinner together, it’s also a great way to support the local farm
industry as well.
Visit an Apple Orchard
Go online and see
if there is an apple orchard in your area so you and your sweetie can go pick
apples together for the day. You can even check to see if there is an apple
orchard a few hours away from where you live so that way you and your date can
go on a romantic road trip as well.
Go to a Football Game
Now that fall is
here football season is in full swing, so if you really want to impress your
date try to sniff out some deals online and see if you can get some cheap
tickets to a football game in your area.
Go for a Wine Tasting
Because drinking
wine in the middle of a hot summer day may not be the best idea for a romantic
date, the fall season would be a perfect time of year for you and your honey to
go to a vineyard and try out some locally produced wines. Some vineyards offer
cheap wine tasting courses and will even take you on a tour around the vineyard
so you can see how the wine is produced as well.
Maria Rainier is
a freelance writer and recent graduate of Elon University. She is currently a
resident blogger at an online degree
resource site, where recently she’s been researching different online theology programs
and blogging about student life. In her spare time, she enjoys square-foot
gardening, swimming, and avoiding her laptop.
Love these! The apple orchard is a great idea! xx
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