The killing freezes we’ve been having have loosened up the kochia weeds, coupled with the wind
Create tumbling tumble weeds.
If it ain’t one thing, then it ’tis another 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
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Many years ago, we were driving east on I-70 in Kansas when a large tumbleweed rolled right into with a loud bang. My husband was able to miss the other tumbleweed that tumbled past during the windstorm.
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They can be a menace. For sure
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They can be fun to watch when not playing dodgeball with them.
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Or having to gather them after they stop
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Yes, at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, we’d see dust devils pick up tumbleweed and spin them around. During one visit, we came across a huge pile of tumbleweeds blocking a door underneath the Bision Overlook. It was fun to see.
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They hurt if you get in one of those. 😦
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I can believe it!
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There’s never a dull moment on the farm, is there?
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Tee hee. No.
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Lulu: “When Mama and Dada first moved here, they had these prickly bushes with little white flowers growing on the hill! It wasn’t until the end of summer when they dried up and snapped off and started rolling around the yard that they realized they were tumbleweeds.”
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Rolling along little tumble weeds. They are a menace
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I remember seeing them in Vegas years ago .. we don’t have them here .. sounds like a good thing
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In the deserts they are plagues. Here not so much
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