
Hell was the name assigned to an area of dark limestone formations that are said to be formed from "acid rain and consumption of the rock by carbonate-loving organisms." Supposedly the name stuck when a local official said he thought it was what hell must look like.

also closed on Saturday--at least through the summer. A lot has to do with when the cruise ships come in and the excursions to Hell are plentiful.
We were happy to find that one little shop was open right next to the post office and we were able to buy several postcards and stamps and drop them in the mail slot at the post office so they would be postmarked, "Hell." That's also where our grandson found his T-shirt that he proudly wore for his mother when she picked him up after our trip was over.
How did he like his trip to Hell? "It wasn't as hot as I thought it would be," he said with a crooked grin.
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