American West...Tumbleweeds...Grotting Horses

[Theme] Wind Western United States, 19th century, Tumbleweeds, galloping horses tumbleweed; A plant in an arid region that withers and tears off around the end of summer, and continues to grow into a spherical shape as it continues to grow close to other dead grasses while being blown by the wind, and continues to roll in the wind. It is widely seen in the wilderness of the arid regions of America, and it gives the impression of a ``wilderness\'\' to the viewer, as can be seen in the depictions of rolling through uninhabited, wind-swept wilderness in western movies. In the United States, they sometimes appear in large numbers and invade towns in dry areas, gathering in mountains on the grounds of houses where the wind passes through, causing trouble for residents, and causing car accidents, making the news. It has become. ①②③;ChromaFT_v3 ④⑤⑥：Bing Image Creator