O stâncă de 80 de tone, obiectiv turistic, s-a prăbuşit după mai bine de 100 de ani. Era modelată de gheţari

An iconic 80-ton rock in New Hampshire collapsed after over a century of stability, with no injuries reported. Known as the 'suspended rock', it was a popular tourist attraction in Polar Caves Park. The rock's unique position was due to glacial shaping thousands of years ago. Experts noted that its balance was precarious, making its eventual fall inevitable. This incident follows a similar collapse of another famous rock in the park in 2003.