Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
SE 1/4 NW 1/4 Sec 29, T19N, R6E, on State Route 13 in Big Flats, Adams County A conspicuous landmark easily accessible from the wayside just to the south. Probably named because the two pinnacles look a bit like rabbit ears. |
Cross-bedding is conspicuous in the sandstone |
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Iron concretions are abundant about halfway up the rock. |
Better enjoy this while you can. Sooner or later someone will fall, argue that the state should have told him he could fall off a tall rock and get hurt, convince twelve morons to make him rich, and the outcrop will be closed
Looking south, Friendship Mound (left) and Roche a Cri (right) are conspicuous | |
Looking southeast, Minnie Rock, about two miles away, is visible. Minnie Rock is enclosed by private land and surrounded by woodland, so it is not easily visible or accessible. |
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Created 20 September 2000, Last Update 12 January 2020