Patty Loew:
We leave you this week with an interesting formation on the Wisconsin landscape. It took nature millions of years to form this sandstone arch. It spans 78 feet and stands 65 feet high. Directly beneath the arch, a rock shelter once used by paleo-Indians. Wisconsin's Natural Bridge state park is a 530 acre site that features the largest natural arch in the state and is located southwest of Baraboo in Sauk County. Have a great week "In Wisconsin."