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<p><p>As someone who was born in a tropical country, I had always been fascinated by the four seasons. Growing up, I had always longed to experience the different seasons that my favorite American movies would show. It was only when I traveled abroad that I finally had the chance to experience the different seasons in all their glory.</p>
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<p>As for which season I like best, I would have to say that I have different favorites for different reasons. Each season has its own unique charm, and I find it hard to choose just one.</p>
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<p>Starting with winter, there's something so magical about waking up to a world covered in snow. The quiet that comes with fresh snow is cathartic, and I love the way the snowflakes glisten in the sunlight. I also love winter sports like skiing and ice skating. However, I will admit that the cold can be challenging to bear, and the shorter days can be a downer.</p>
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<p>Then there's spring, which represents new beginnings. The blooming flowers and budding trees are a thing of beauty, and the return of longer days is something that I always look forward to. I also love the fresh, crisp air that spring brings. But spring showers can be a challenge, especially since I tend to be prone to seasonal allergies.</p>
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<p>Summer is always an adventure. The warm weather invites plenty outdoor activities, from swimming to hiking to just lounging on the beach. I also love how summer brings people together, with barbecues and backyard parties. However, the soaring temperatures can be unbearable, and too much sun can be dangerous without proper protection.</p>
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<p>Finally, there's autumn. With its stunning fall foliage and crisp air, autumn has always been one of my favorite seasons. I love the way the world seems to transform into a warm burst of color, with leaves of different hues. I also love the warm drinks, like apple cider and pumpkin spice lattes, that come with the season. However, autumn is also bittersweet because it marks the end of summer and the approach of winter.</p>
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<p>In conclusion, picking a favorite season is difficult as each one carries its own unique charm. But if forced to choose, I would have to say autumn is my favorite season. The colors, smells, and peacefulness that autumn brings are unparalleled. Despite the bittersweetness of the season, the unique charms make up for it. Ultimately, whichever season one prefers comes down to personal preferences, which can vary greatly depending on geography or temperament.</p></p>
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<p>As for which season I like best, I would have to say that I have different favorites for different reasons. Each season has its own unique charm, and I find it hard to choose just one.</p>
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<p>Starting with winter, there's something so magical about waking up to a world covered in snow. The quiet that comes with fresh snow is cathartic, and I love the way the snowflakes glisten in the sunlight. I also love winter sports like skiing and ice skating. However, I will admit that the cold can be challenging to bear, and the shorter days can be a downer.</p>
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<p>Then there's spring, which represents new beginnings. The blooming flowers and budding trees are a thing of beauty, and the return of longer days is something that I always look forward to. I also love the fresh, crisp air that spring brings. But spring showers can be a challenge, especially since I tend to be prone to seasonal allergies.</p>
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<p>Summer is always an adventure. The warm weather invites plenty outdoor activities, from swimming to hiking to just lounging on the beach. I also love how summer brings people together, with barbecues and backyard parties. However, the soaring temperatures can be unbearable, and too much sun can be dangerous without proper protection.</p>
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<p>Finally, there's autumn. With its stunning fall foliage and crisp air, autumn has always been one of my favorite seasons. I love the way the world seems to transform into a warm burst of color, with leaves of different hues. I also love the warm drinks, like apple cider and pumpkin spice lattes, that come with the season. However, autumn is also bittersweet because it marks the end of summer and the approach of winter.</p>
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<p>In conclusion, picking a favorite season is difficult as each one carries its own unique charm. But if forced to choose, I would have to say autumn is my favorite season. The colors, smells, and peacefulness that autumn brings are unparalleled. Despite the bittersweetness of the season, the unique charms make up for it. Ultimately, whichever season one prefers comes down to personal preferences, which can vary greatly depending on geography or temperament.</p></p>
