The 10 Best Ways To Celebrate The Summer Solstice

As the temperature from the past couple of months may reflect otherwise, today is actually the first day of summer.

Not only is it the first day of summer it’s also the longest day of the year.

The summer solstice is amongst us, so what are you going to do about it?

You must seize the day! Here are some ways you can enjoy your first day of summer

  1. Go To The Beach
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2. Eat Some Ice Cream

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3. Go Rollerblading Or On A Bike Ride

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Photo Credit: Jun/ Flickr (CC By 2.0)

4. Go Fishing

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Photo Credit: Bureau of Land Management/ Flickr (CC By 2.0)

5. Go On A Picnic 

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Photo Credit: Luis Pérez/ Flickr (CC By 2.0)

6. Have A Pool Party 

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7. Rent Some Jet Skis 

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8. Lay On A Hammock

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9. Hangout In The Park

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10. Go Tubing

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And A Bonus One:

11. Make A Sacrifice To Please The gods

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Or don’t do that. We guess that’s cool too.

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About the Author
Erin Taylor Neuman was born in Miami and raised in West Palm Beach. She is currently attending school at The University of Alabama, majoring in Telecommunications and Film in the Electronic News Sequence with a minor in Theater. She has interned for iHeartMedia, Inc., WVUA TV and was a part of the WVUA Radio News cast. Erin lives by her dad's quote, "Never look back on your life and say, I should have done that."
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