Fall for the autumn bucket list
September 16, 2014
Do you ever get stumped when trying to think of unique activities to take part in at any given time, let alone finding activities to do during a specific season?
With the seasons coming and going in the blink of an eye here in good ol’ New Hampshire, we may have plans, but never have the opportunity to execute them.
To jump-start these autumnal thoughts, here are a few fun-filled experiences that can be found right outside your doorstep. Through them you’ll get to revel in the beauty that we so often forget is all around us.
Step outside, breath in the crisp air, and get ready because autumn is right around the corner!
Molly McAndrews is a senior at Hollis Brookline High School. Though it is her last year in high school, it is her first year contributing to the CavChron....
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