The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for May 22, 2021

But the ones the jets leave behind eventually disappear on their own.

Yeah! But do we really have to know which direction you travelled over the carpet?

You can also determine which way the wind is blowing at that altitude if you watch long enough.

As long as it’s not entrails, Koko.

I’ll bet we all had other thoughts besides muddy paws!

I thought it was called pawtrails.

Here in the northeast corner of the U.S. I get to see and hear a lot of the jets going and coming from Europe. There certainly aren’t as many in the last year, but there is more air traffic lately. I love living where, as I walk my dog, the silence is broken by the noise of jet flying overhead at 40,000 feet.

My expertise is cars. I can tell, for instance, just by looking at a car’s headlights at night, what direction it’s coming from.

When Mom and Dad see this, Koko will be really making tracks.

AHHHHHHH CHEMTRAILS!!!!

It’s short for “condensation trail”. What you are seeing is water vapor, like any other cloud.

So we can tell which direction you came from.

Bad Dog Koko!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

With our Labrador – you can just follow the drool.

…and, no, they don’t cause cancer