Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for November 10, 2017

I would hope that, barring take off or landing, you’re flying higher than 20,000 feet in the first place.

I think Jules Ferne wrote a book about that – 20,000 Leaves Under The Sky.

I go for a walk every morning. I choose a route that is lighted and has sidewalks. However the sidewalks now have three feet of leaves on them waiting for the city to come by and suck them up. So it’s walking in the street until February.

I wood assume they’re flying over Montreeal.

Flight level two-zero-zero. Thousands stop at 17.