Strong winds in Colorado send dozens of mattresses flying across field, video shows
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}This was a different kind of mass migration.
A man in Colorado captured the moment over the weekend when dozens of air mattresses set up for a movie night were blown by strong winds across a park outside Denver.
Robb Manes said he was at the Runway 35 park in Denver's Stapleton neighborhood on Saturday when he noticed something that looked rather unusual.
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"We were hanging out at the pool when, suddenly, a mattress flew into the fenced-in area," Manes wrote on YouTube. "When a second and third one came in, we stood up, I grabbed my camera, and this is what we saw."
Video from Robb Manes shows dozens of mattresses tumbling across a grassy park in Denver's Stapleton neighborhood on Saturday. (Robb Manes)
The video shows dozens of air mattresses tumbling across a grassy park, flying near a pool as ominous-looking storm clouds appear. Several people can be seen trying to run after the mattresses, with some ducking for cover.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The National Weather Service's Boulder Office had advised on Twitter that isolated thunderstorms were reported in the area, bringing "gusty winds" up to 50 mph.
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"Apparently there was a 'Movie Night Under The Stars' and in Denver, Colorado fashion, a storm blew in, and this is the result," Manes said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Some of the mattresses ended up being blown into a nearby pool as stunned onlookers watched.
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Since posting the video, Manes has racked up over 177,000 views on YouTube.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"So majestic," he wrote.