Heading Into September

With school either started or will be soon 

September is a good month to travel.

Being the off-season the plane fares 

will be down and so will the visitors.

At the end of September I will be

flying to Washington DC then to

Virginia to spend ten days at my

brother's.

I will be meeting my latest grandniece

Sophie on this trip. While I am there

she will turn three months old.

The weather will cool down too. I

hope not a rain either. Whatever

the case a good time.

Oh yes this trip is a direct flight 

instead a layover in New Jersey.

Continue your travel and enjoy.

Looking At August

Here in Western Washington we have

started with some rain however having

sun is good too. 

Last Tuesday I took a drive to

Centralia Washington which was

just over an hour from my place

It is south and about 30 minutes 

past our state capital in Olympia 

which is a good place to visit

as well.

Centralia is a small city which I 

have gone by several times going

south on Interstate 5.

It is pretty flat with some trees and

the Chehalis river which I took a

short hike too.  Before Centralia 

there is the city of Chehalis as well.

They are twin cities with Centralia 

being the larger one.  The population 

of Centralia is just over 19 thousand

while Chehalis is just under 8 thousand.

Continue more south the next two 

cities are Longview and Kelso.  Longview

has a population of over 38 thousand 

while Kelso has just under 13 thousand.

Longview you can exit to go to the Oregon 

coast. The Oregon coast sticks out past

Washington State. A great place to visit.

The Chehalis River.  

Welcome To August

Here we are in August already.

For those who were able to 

travel and have a wonderful 

July in the process.

Here in Western Washington 

the weather was good for

the most part.  To be honest

I have never seen so many

cloudy mornings in July.

Fortunately the sun was out

before noon.

August is interesting here since 

I have never know how it will

turn out. That might be a good 

thing though.  

I figure those who live here if

the plan is to go elsewhere I

would choose August over

July.  I hope if you have plans

to come here next summer 

do it in July though August

is a good choice too.

There is so much to see here

depending on your time visit

Seattle and Mt. Rainier at 

least. Get a map of the area

and decide what you want to

see. 

You want to visit small towns 

which includes shopping there

are a lot whether going north

or south of east or West of 

Seattle. 

Anyway whatever plans you have

for August have a good and blessed

time.