It’s been a few weeks since we left Portland, Maine, and I’ve been missing it so much. From all the great food, tons of laughs, strolling around downtown, swimming in the ocean, driving with the windows down and enjoying all the views, Portland was awesome. Everyone was super friendly and welcomed us with kindness. I can’t wait to visit again soon!
Linley enjoying the driveThe boys downtownLeaving the Linley stickers around town…and Linley leaving his mark!The golden hour at our favorite parkEnjoying some beach timeFinding clams on the beachLinley taking it all inMe taking it all inGreat stickers!Sunshine selfies with my boyA bachelorette party’s dog sticker for me!
Our favorite spot on the dock
…and the seagull’s favorite spotAn after-dinner strollA bay Alex took us toTaking it all in before heading home
Having fun at our AirBnB
Media taken Friday, July 10 & Saturday, July 11, 2026
For some reason, in the fourth grade, I had a dream I lived in Portland, Maine. Ever since then, I’ve wanted to visit Portland so badly. Now that I have visited, I can say it’s because of not only the energy and beautiful scenery, but also the incredible food! Being celiac and pescatarian makes eating while traveling exponentially harder, but it felt like Portland, Maine was made for me.
Here are some of the best meals we had during our time in Maine:
Gluten free lobster, crab and shrimp rolls at Luke’s LobsterAlex enjoying his cocktail and chipsFound a salty lobster on the beach; did not eat!Alex’s lobster roll at The Bait ShedLinley trying to eat said lobster roll…Alex before…Alex after…Lobster bisqueMy fresh oystersFully gluten free Orange Bike Brewing beer!The birds outside Orange Bike didn’t like Alex’s Mazda…Our last evening out; cheers!
Photos taken Friday, July 10 & Saturday, July 11, 2026