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Welcome to the New Hampshire Live Free and Explore Social Media Page! You will find YouTube videos from past adventures, favorite pictures from Instagram, and a mix of everything from the Facebook page. Pins on Pinterest and posts on Threads round out the rest. Not all shared posts transfer to this wall so be sure and subscribe to each to get all the latest content.
Follow my adventures as I crisscross the Granite State looking to explore the big and small treasures that make it so special. From the Great North Woods Region to the Seacoast Region and Monadnock Region, there is no shortage of natural beauty or things to do in New Hampshire.
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Find Your Fall in NH 🍂
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Explore epic leaf-peeping routes this fall in NH. These 7 scenic drives are packed with quaint country villages, covered bridges, and a bounty of colorful canopies.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
ANNOUNCEMENT! We are starting our 2024 PHOTO CONTEST. The theme is "What I did on my Summer Vacation" and we hope you will share your photos (limit: 5) and we want to see the fun you had at Hampton Beach during the summer of 2024. The winning photo will receive a "beach box" filled with hundreds of dollars of Hampton Beach swag from local businesses.
Rules:
- photos must be taken at Hampton Beach, NH
- Limit 5 photos per person. Deadline is September 30, 2024.
- You will have to pick up the box of Hampton Beach goodies.
- We reserve the right to use any photo in (or on the cover of) our Visitor's Guide for 2025, but will reach out to you for written permission and give you photo credit.
- You can send photos to us directly through a private message (preferably) or post them on this thread.
We look forward to seeing the memories you made this summer and we thank you for choosing Hampton Beach for your summer vacation or for a visit during your summer travels. See you next year!
Photo by Lisa A. Frisch
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My latest post on The Flume Gorge is live. What a sweet gem this is!
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My most viewed video. Great time of the year to ride The Cog!
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NH is A-maze-ing!
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Challenge your family and friends to navigating a corn maze this fall in NH. Corn mazes are a fun fall tradition and you may just find yourself lost for an afternoon.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Fall in Bethlehem, NH
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Bethlehem is a quaint village in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Old-fashioned festivals, outdoor concerts, ongoing art shows, live musical performances, antique shopping, restaurants, breweries...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
A few snippets from the Dublin Gas Engine Meet today! Caleb and crew do an incredible job highlighling this critical piece of American History, year after year! All volunteer!
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In the mood for Seafood this weekend?
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Explore The Dublin Gas and Engine Meet this weekend! Fun for the whole family!
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We are thrilled to share that the coach is home! Our beloved 170-year-old Concord coach is once again on display for the public. On Sunday, August 18, the coach was moved out of storage and into the rotunda of our Park Street building in downtown Concord.
The Concord coach, made by the Abbot-Downing Company of Concord, was one of New Hampshire’s chief products in the 19th century. Its innovative design made it the most popular stagecoach in the world.
This particular coach was built around 1855 and used on a mail line in Massachusetts until the 1890s. It was eventually purchased by the Boston & Maine Railroad, which put it on display in the Concord train station. When the train station was torn down in the late 1950s, the Boston & Maine donated the coach to the Society, which displayed it from 1957 to 2014. It has been in storage at a collections facility in Eagle Square for the past 10 years.
Stop in and see it during our open hours, Tuesday through Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $7 for adults. Children 18 and under are free, as are full-time students and active military personnel and their families with valid ID. No charge for members!
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That’s a beauty
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Click the link above to see the new video and post from an amazing trip to Sugar Hill! If you have never seen this gorgeous area of the Western White Mountains, put it on you adventure list!
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A little treat from beautiful Sugar Hill! We stopped for pics at the St Matthew's Chapel and lucked out when Betsy showed up and was kind enough to offer us a tour! Looking forward to doing a full post soon at: newhampshirelivefreeandexplore.com/
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A few pics from our vacation in Woodsville, NH! Looking to weave in some new posts along the way. :0)
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We had a great time fishing with Al Gauron Deep Sea Fishing and Whale Watching out of Hampton yesterday! A coworker organized a great day out on the water for all of us.
The crew was great, the fishing was fun, the weather was amazing!
One more NHew Hampshire gem to share!
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Awesome pictures
A pitch for the amazing League of New Hampshire Craftsmen Fair August 3rd - 11th!
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