Carol and Bob Shulstad make monthly visits to help keep the Rock Hawk facility clean and tidy, but admit they need more volunteer help to keep it going. IAN TOCHER/Staff
Though not nearly as well defined as Rock Eagle, at 132 feet between wingtips and 100 feet from head to tail, Rock Hawk is clear to see from its observation tower. IAN TOCHER/Staff
A simple natural museum depicting past and current inhabitants of the Rock Hawk region, both human and animal, is built into the base of the observation tower. IAN TOCHER/Staff
Editor’s note: The symmetry of 52 weeks in a year and 26 letters in our alphabet inspired us here at The Eatonton Messenger to embark on an alphabetical journey of Putnam County every other week this year, looking at something – or someone – unique, significant, unusual, or just plain interesting.
Similar to, but very different from its “big brother” Roc...
