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Which British autumn ritual gets you most excited when the clocks change?
Autumn in Britain has a charm all of its own, from steamy mugs to crunchy walks. Rank these seasonal joys from your absolute favourite to your least loved.
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
Conker hunting under the horse chestnut
There's something timeless about scouring the ground for the shiniest conker, even if you've not played a proper match since Year 4. Bonus points if you still argue about vinegar-soaking being cheating.
B
A proper Sunday roast after a muddy walk
Nothing beats peeling off wellies at a country pub and tucking into a roast with all the trimmings. The gravy somehow tastes better when your cheeks are pink from the cold.
C
Crunching through fallen leaves
Whether it's a city park or a country lane, kicking through a thick layer of golden leaves brings out the inner six-year-old in all of us. Even serious adults can't resist a good shuffle.
D
Bonfire Night with sparklers and parkin
Fireworks lighting up a chilly sky, sticky parkin in hand and that unmistakable smell of woodsmoke. It's chaotic, it's cold, and it's brilliantly British.
E
Foraging blackberries from the hedgerow
Late summer into autumn, the hedgerows are absolutely heaving with free pudding. Just mind the nettles and don't pick below dog-leg height.
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