b.zang

Amazing pictures! That is so far from the reality of life around here that without your photos, I'd never be able to visualize what you're saying. Looks like a fire hazard to me.

Jan in VA

Lands a mercy! Never seen them that bad!

Jan in VA

francie yuhas

I grew up on the Eastern Montana prairie. We stacked them, spray painted them white, put on lights and glitter.

javin22

Wow! What a mess. It make for a good fire hazard.

Elisabrat

I see a genuine new business. did you know a few years ago you could buy them on ebay? might even still be there. you can make snowmen out of them also. You see city slickers like a few for cowboy decor believe it or not. kinda like some (ie me) put pine cones out in my mountain decor.. so you just need a little like fruit stand that you can sell them at. I am sorry for your mess. um.. can you take them back out to where they came from bad bad tumbleweeds. how will you feed them all (joking).

solstice3

when the winds die down...time for a marshmallow roast????? On a serious note ... hope you get rid of them easily

GreatStarter

Wow, I have never seen that in person. Thanks for sharing the pictures. Guess we get snow storms, you get tumbleweed storms. I always wanted a tumbleweed, as it's totally foreign to me. Build a snowman, or have a bondfire at night. Good luck clearing them away.

Kat in NYState

AlienQuilter

LOL - I thought you were going to show pictures of a new line of fabric!

We don't have tumbleweeds here but sometimes downed trees and branches. Even though a pain to clean up, at least there's no damage from the tumbleweeds.

catmcclure

There was a woman in KS who used to sell them on the internet to folks in Germany. Seems they love the "old west" there and paid big bucks for those things.

Jingle

Looks like you have the perfect place to catch and retain them. Put them on the backside of the garage and maybe they will blow off. We don't have tumbleweeds here, just tons of leaves.