Where is this, Gettysburg #8

[MRB1863]

Where is this...

 

[kholland]

Little Round Top

 

[Wallyfish]

Sure looks like the Corious Rocks to me. kholland nailed it first.

 

[MRB1863]

Little Round Top

Yep!.......Ok, gotta get serious about making these more difficult....you guys are too good!

 

[Ole Miss]

Devils Den
Regards
David

 

[connecticut yankee]

For the scientific intellectuals among us, here is a short explanation of how the "Curious Rocks" came to be...

Little Round Top at Gettysburg (and its higher and more wooded southern neighbor, Big Round Top) is underlain by York Haven-type diabase (early Jurassic) of the northwestward-dipping Gettysburg sill. Physical and chemical weathering along joints and non-systematic fractures has created rounded boulders and cobbles ranging in size from a foot or less to twenty feet or more. A great tourist attraction, most striking of the weathering phenomena is the arch formed by the "Curious Rocks."