Our Autumn Bucket List | Free PDF Download

It may not be fall yet according to the calendar, but the changing weather here in Pennsylvania has me excited for all things autumn. I was inspired to make this Autumn Bucket List for my own family after seeing similar ideas from A Beautiful Mess and Kitty Cotten. I’m a big fan of both of those gals and their style, but for myself I wanted something a little more simple and classic. When I couldn’t find anything I liked on Pinterest, I decided to make my own! Anthony and I had fun filling ours out with a mix of fun family activities, date night plans, and a couple of home and garden projects. The goal isn’t to stress ourselves out feeling like we have to do every single thing on this list before fall is over - more so to give us ideas when we are planning our weekends and help make sure we make the most of my very favorite season! Here’s what we put on our autumn bucket list:

Go camping
Make pickles
Day trip to Hershey
Go to the county fair
Finger paint with Sage
Host a backyard s’mores night
Declutter closets
Hike at Otter Creek
Rework front garden
Get a new roof (not fun, but a big part of our fall plans!)
Go pumpkin picking
Make pasta from scratch
Make soft pretzels & bier cheese
Go to Yorktoberfest
Print Sage’s first year photobook
Go see a movie
Go climbing outdoors
Take Sage to Daddy’s favorite creek
Visit Anthony’s brother at college
Thai takeout date night
Have family portraits taken
Jump in leaf piles with Sage
Go to a museum
Shop small business Saturday

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