But they're back with a vengeance this year with the most mowers yet.

Michael Erickson says, "The bikers seem to enjoy it, as do the other tourists. It's also a way for us to clean our backyard, take inventory. Everything will be moved back into the boneyard within the month. It's kind of a fun thing to do after working on mowers all summer long. We like to take out a little frustration and throw a few of them around."

Don't worry, it's not a permanent part of the landscape. Michael says the mowers will come back down and head back to the backyard.

Jack Caudill