Though I’ve lived near this sandstone prominence most of my life, I’d never stopped to see it up close until last Monday. I didn’t see many pines around Pine Rock, but I did see many cool views:
View of Pine Rock from the northwest, just off Route 64 between Rocky Hollow and Pine Rock roads.
View from west-southwest of rock. My shadow’s at lower left.
Cracks, view from SW.
Many cavities in the rock.
View from southwest.
View from south.
Closer view, south side.
Southside detail of Pine Rock.
Southeast corner of Pine Rock, camera facing east.
Southeast corner of Pine Rock, as seen from south.
A shaded bit of the southeast corner. Camera’s facing southwest.
Sand at base of rock, southeast side, near oak leaves, acorns, and snow.
Sand worn from rock is a light-gray color.
A variety of colors in the sandstone, southeast corner.
On southeast side, a minicave.
A view of several feet of the southeast-facing side.
A seam in the rock at southeast end, seen from south.
View from east.
View from northeast of rock.
Looking southwest from northside of rock.
Detail, west side.
A bit of moss in the lower right, view of northmost piece of rock from west.
View from west of the northernmost piece.
Closer view of the northernmost piece as seen from west.
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