Lindsey
Hello, I’m Lindsey! Originally from the West Coast, I moved to the Seacoast after college and found a permanent home with my husband, two kids, and dog. I've held a lot of titles including Marine Biologist, Wilderness Instructor, Teacher, Writer, and Mom. I am passionate about the outdoors and am always up for an adventure. Part of the joy of being a mom is to share my passions with my children and provide quality learning experiences. I share more family-friendly adventures on my blog The Freelance Adventurer. Follow me on Instagram @FreelanceAdventurer, Facebook at The Freelance Adventurer, or discover more adventures at www.FreelanceAdventurer.com.
3 Seacoast Nature Walks Where You Can Dip Your Toes in the Water
Summer is here and my family hiking priorities have changed. After a walk in the heat, the kids and I just want to wade in some water to cool down. Here are three awesome...
Pandemic Family Camping – What You Need to Know
We usually don’t camp in May - weather is unpredictable and the black flies can be unbearable. However, when Governor Sununu announced that campgrounds were allowed to open as a part of Stay at...
Imaginative Play Ideas for Young Children
During the day, I’m home alone with my two and four year old. I’m also trying to work a full time job remotely. Just like many parents right now, I found myself searching for...
Quarantine Goal – Teach Your Child to Ride A Bike
After the first week stuck at home, I realized this was the time to make some parenting priorities. I needed a distraction and goal - I could teach my kids some life skills that...
Social Distancing with Seacoast Nature Walks
As many of us hunker down and do our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many see social distancing meaning we must stay in our homes. Wrong. Go for a walk, hang out...
Best Outdoor Adventure Family Trips to take in 2020
Are you thinking of planning a summer family vacation? Consider branching out from the cliche theme park and beach resort destination and give your family something more - the opportunity to share an awe...
3 Unforgettable Family Friendly Winter Activities on the Seacoast
Starting to get the winter blues? One way to beat cabin fever is to get outside and try something new! I recently researched and tried some family friendly events on the Seacoast this winter...
Try a New Family Adventure: Winter Hiking in the White Mountains
I was consistently gloomy in winter. I wasn’t active, wasn’t getting my daily dose of Vitamin D, and I was counting down the days until I could visit beach, mountains, and lakes. It wasn’t...
What You Need to Winter Hike with Baby
Freezing temperatures and snow covered ground can be the norm for almost half the year on the Seacoast. Just because it's cold and snowy, doesn’t mean you and your baby can’t go for a...
Stargazing on the Seacoast – November Seacoast Night Sky Opportunities
November is one of the best months for children to practice their night sky viewing. It gets dark so early in the evening that you can get an hour or more of stargazing on...