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I look forward to the cool days and nights, our county fair, our harvest festival and my favorite holiday Thanksgiving.

Fall is my favorite season  leaves color turning  , cool mornings and evenings

My down comforter, camp fires, all the snowbirds go back to Florida, old bastards I hate driving behind them. I know, I know I'm old too.

beautiful leaves. the smell of fire wood and burning leaves. sunshine-not too hot.

Festivals coming up one after another: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year, meaning lots of good food and fun. 

The crisp air and the  the smell of fallen leaves and  fire in the woodstove. Its heaven.

I love the Fall the only thing I dont like is the dark mornings and the dark evenings but the leaves falling and the birds flying off and thinking I hope they all come back next year! though cant wait for christmas as the nights start to get light again! you cant have it all I do like the cosy nights on the sofa there good!!!!

a cold crisp walk through the park, watching the leaves turn colors, hicking through the woods and hot beverages in the evening..

Bungy jumping.

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I think about ,how in just a couple of short months winter will be kicking our asses here in Cleveland,I'm about a mile from the lake front (Lake Erie) and that wind from up north can knock you off your feet...Hate Winter...

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Spring....

I think of that naughty snake that tempted Eve in the Garden of Eden and  the Fall of Man it caused.

If I lived in upstate New York (where my ex-husband is from), I'd be looking forward to the beautiful colors of the leaves.  AMAZING.  I'd also be getting excited about having the best, crispest apples in the whole world to crunch on, and fresh apple cider to drink with some powdered sugar doughnuts.

BUT, since I live in the Central Valley of California, what I am facing is dust, dead leaves falling off trees and vines, grey days that are completely colorless (except for the grey), deadly fog.  I get depressed when the short days come and the sun gets blocked.

One the upside, I enjoy Halloween (my sister has a haunted theatre which is awesome, and I may do some acting there to help out).  Thanksgiving is a little lonely as the family has split up. I love decorating for Christmas.  For nearly 20 years I sent out a Christmas letter or poem that summarized our family's year.  The poems really were pretty good, gotta admit it.

So, to actually answer the question, I'll agree with Flip and say "Spring".