Tumbleweeds?
It was windy a few days ago and I spotted this rolling across the parking lot and stop right here. It's pretty big and Falcor wouldn't get anywhere near it.
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
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I don't blame him. It seems that no matter how I try to avoid them when I'm driving, they seem to get lodged against the car!
ReplyDeleteIt would be weird to see a bunch of these outside all at once.
DeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteThat looks a bit like a huge hairball. Urk.
lmao it sure does.
DeleteHa! I thought it was an animal!
ReplyDeleteNow that would have been scary.
DeleteSure looks like a fur ball!
ReplyDeleteThat's what someone else said too. lol
DeleteSurely tumbleweed?
ReplyDeleteYeah, a tumbleweed. I hardly ever see them here.
Deletehaha is it a sign of the town turning into a ghost town?
ReplyDeleteWith several million of us here, I doubt it.
DeleteI could see why that one's size would unnerve little Falcor. :)
ReplyDeleteHe growled at it. lol
DeleteI didn't think Vegas had tumbleweeds. Not something we see around here.
ReplyDeleteI sure don't see them often.
DeleteIf I remember correctly, tumbleweeds are not even native to the West, but they can be found most everywhere in the arid regions.
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I didn't know that.
Deletewow that is incredible
ReplyDeleteIt was bigger than I would have expected.
DeleteThat is much bigger than any I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't make out what it was at first.
DeletePoor Falcor, I'm sure that looks very scary!
ReplyDeleteHe gave it a lot of room.
DeleteI agree it's pretty big
ReplyDeleteI was surprised how big it was.
DeleteWe have a dog in our neighborhood who freaks out if someone eaves their bin in a different area. He'll bark and runaway from it until someone moves it to where it's supposed to be. We call him "the Freak Show". :)
ReplyDeleteThat's kinda funny.
DeleteLol, in the small pic before I clicked into the post this looked like one of your rat pics. I wonder what Falcor thinks it is?
ReplyDeletelol He thought it was a monster, I'm guessing.
DeleteIt looks big enough to swallow Falcor lol
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's worth
It is!
DeleteWhat a sight!
ReplyDeleteIt was strange.
DeleteWow, big!
ReplyDeleteit's a big one.
DeleteWow that's quite the tumbleweed!
ReplyDeleteIt was. So strange to see it here.
DeleteLOL I can imagine Bella giving this big tumbleweed the big side-eye and growling too.
ReplyDeleteI bet. lol
DeleteWell you do live in the desert.
ReplyDeleteTrue. lol
DeleteWow, that's pretty cool! That would scare my puppy though. She barks at anything out of the norm.
ReplyDeleteSo does Falcor.
DeleteI don't blame him. Looks wicked.
ReplyDeleteI know. It was interesting for sure.
DeleteWow! That probably would have scared me!(lol) Hugs, RO
ReplyDeletelol It rolled right towards me.
DeleteIt been ages since I seen a tumble weed
ReplyDeleteFor me as well before this.
DeleteVery big!
ReplyDeleteIt is.
DeleteGreat picture! I know you always see these in western movies and such, but I never seen a real picture of tumbleweed. It's quite large too.
ReplyDelete