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4 types of patios to enjoy this summer

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When the sun’s out and the weather’s mild, luxuriating on an outdoor patio is an irresistible indulgence. To make the most out of this summer pastime, be sure to try out these four types of patios this summer.

1. Rooftop
You’ll feel like you’re on top of the world from the peak of an office building or hotel overlooking the town. Take in the magnificent view, have a drink or two and enjoy chatting with friends.

2. Waterfront
Whether it’s lakeside, seaside or poolside, sitting by the water on a warm, sunny day is a rejuvenating and enjoyable experience. Add frothy beverages, finger foods and a friend or two, and you have a recipe for a great time on your hands.

3. Festival
Swilling back beers while listening to live music at an outdoor music festival is a great way to spend a day. Many shows even include covered patios for concertgoers to get out of the sun.

4. Vineyard
Visiting a local winery with friends is a great way to spend a summer afternoon, and the idyllic setting will undoubtedly make the wine taste better. After a tour of the vineyard, settle on the patio for a bite to eat and a glass or two of your preferred vintage.

No matter which venue you choose, patio dining is invariably a delight. Be sure to enjoy this summertime pleasure freely and frequently.

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