As the days of summer begin to wind down for many of us, it's the last chance to make the most of this sunny season. This week's goal is to brainstorm and thus spark ways to indulge in these remaining weeks of summertime fun, especially within relationships. There are countless ideal date options for this time of year, probably more so than any other season. So taking advantage of the long days and warm nights with significant others is most favorable now. visiting local carnivals/fairs
taking picnics
pier dancing
boating (rent a canoe, sailboat, partyboat, etc. for a few hours at a local marina)
motorcycling
attending a car show/event
visiting an amusement park
hot air ballooning
hiking, biking, walking at a park
going to a drive in movie theater (if you can locate one still in existence)
(for the adventurous romantics) sky diving
moonlight beach strolling (hand in hand, of course)
attending outdoor concerts (check community schedules for many free jazz or bandshell events)
watching a fireworks display
outdoor dining
taking in a baseball game (or even a local little league game)
act like teenagers and go "parking"
visiting a zoo
star watching (it's actually peak meteor shower season - check for sky guides)
browsing outdoor markets, yard sales, antique shops, etc.
going horseback riding
spending a day at the beach together (build sand castles, rub sun lotion on each other, shop the boardwalk...)
indulging in ice cream together
taking a sunset cruise in you car (roll down the windows, listen to music, and laugh together)
test driving an exotic sports car together - just for fun
couple camping
taking a harbor cruise (afternoon and evening cruises usually come with buffet meals, dancing, shows, bands or DJ's - some offer sunset, moonlight parties, or even theme cruises such as island escapes or holiday events. See link below.) Spirit Cruises
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Summertime date considerations:
Any further suggestions, personal summer date experiences, or tips from readers are highly encouraged within the romance forum. Also, look for fall, winter, and spring editions of romantic date guides to come.
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