DEVIL’S DEN 🤝 30 DEGREES → NOT FOR THE WEAK, we headed out to Devil’s Den, the underground prehistoric spring, in 30 degree weather to see how its name was originated ….. → For the people who don’t know, on cold winter mornings you can see steam, like smoke, rising from the chimney-like opening. The early settlers of this area saw this steam rising from the cave’s opening and believed that the devil must reside in this cave underground - thus the name Devil’s Den!! → We will say, inside the cav

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