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Old May 2, 2012, 9:55 pm
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Rock City near Chattanooga celebrates 80 years

Fox: Rock City near Chattanooga celebrates 80 years



It's been advertised on barns and billboards across much of the country. It's a natural wonderland with a rock formation called "fat man's squeeze." And it's been mentioned in a country song.

Rock City, a cultural and scenic capstone near Chattanooga with endurance like few other tourist attractions, is celebrating its 80th anniversary.

About 400,000 visitors annually come to see the 200-million-year-old rock formations, enjoy scenic vistas and walk among 400 native plant species on 90-minute self-guided tours along a stone path.
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Old May 4, 2012, 9:10 am
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I have a "See Rock City" bird house in my front yard.

It oozes a subtle redneck charm that pink flamingos just can't match.
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Old May 14, 2012, 7:44 am
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Originally Posted by Gamecock
I have a "See Rock City" bird house in my front yard.

It oozes a subtle redneck charm that pink flamingos just can't match.
It is the look of the classy south that says, "I own coon dogs but will not marry any of my cousins."
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