What Are Your Favorite Fall Activities on the South Fork?

Apples, pumpkins, cool breeze on the beach.

It feels like fall on the South Fork, and life is a peach.

That's right, summertime tourism has slowed, kids are back to school, the humidity has died down, and locals can take a breather in the cool early September air before farm stands swarm with pumpkin pickers and the holiday rush kicks in. 

So what do you do to take advantage of this relaxing window of time on the South Fork? Clamming? Sailing? Road running? Trail hiking? Let us know in the comment section below. And feel free to write better poetry than the editor.