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This November, Try These Exciting Fall Activities

janasia gibson Student Contributor, Clark Atlanta University
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One of the most exquisite months of the year is November. The air feels crisp, the leaves turn red, orange, and gold, and the cozy season is formally upon us. It’s the ideal time of year to engage in enjoyable fall activities before winter arrives. There are plenty of ways to enjoy this season, whether your goals are to spend time with friends, unwind alone, or engage in creative endeavors.

A trip to an apple or pumpkin patch is among the top November activities. Although October is typically associated with pumpkins, many establishments remain open until November. You can enjoy warm apple cider, gather apples, and snap adorable pictures among vibrant trees. It’s an easy way to enjoy the fall weather while spending a day outside. Additionally, you can bake or decorate with your apples or pumpkins afterward.

When it comes to baking, November is a great month to experiment with new recipes. Everyone craves comfort food because of the weather. You can make apple pie, pumpkin bread, or perhaps some warm chocolate chip cookies. Enjoy your baked goods with your friends when you invite them over for a baking night. Make it feel really comfortable by lighting a candle and turning on some relaxing music. Fall baking and cooking just seem different — warm, soothing, and flavorful.

Hiking or taking an autumn walk is essential if you enjoy being outside. In November, the trees are breathtaking, and strolling amid the falling leaves can bring you serenity. Take pictures of the surroundings with your phone or camera, or just sit quietly and take in the view. Discovering a new park or trail that you have never gone to before could even turn it into a little adventure.

Organizing a fall movie night is another entertaining suggestion. You can watch your preferred comfort films, put on fuzzy socks, and arrange blankets. Consider homey movies like Hocus Pocus or You’ve Got Mail. Add apple cider, popcorn, and perhaps a small hot chocolate bar with toppings and whipped cream to make it more delicious. After a long day, it’s the ideal way to relax.

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You can also try DIY projects or fall crafts if you’re feeling inventive. You may paint miniature pumpkins, construct a wreath for your door, or use fairy lights and leaves to adorn your space. Your room may feel cozy and seasonal with a few small changes. It’s also a charming idea for a laid-back solo day or a girls’ night in.

We have a ton of cozy chances to appreciate the small things in November. This season has a way of making things feel softer and more serene, whether you’re sitting inside with a blanket and a movie or out harvesting apples. Fall will be over before you know it, so grab your favorite sweater, go outside, or remain inside and have some fun.

Hi! I am Janasia Gibson, a junior biology major on the pre-med track at Clark Atlanta University. From the beach state of Charleston, South Carolina. I am a proud member of the Her Campus editorial team. Stay tuned for interesting and amazing articles coming from yours truly.