The great tumbleweed migration. This occurred near Bozeman, Montana.
Tumbleweed is also called Russian Thistle, and it's an immigrant, same as the cowboy and the horse, having first come to the New World in 1873 in a load of flax seed bound for South Dakota and planted by Ukrainian farmers.
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