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| | Devil's Sinkhole |
 | | Billings drove his wagon as near to the hole as his horses would go, then the men shoved the wagon nearer to tie the rope to in order to lower the adventurer into the hole. |
 | | Watt Greenwell, one of the 14 men in the crew who made these drives from time to time, would go down into the hole on a rope to get drinking water from the underground river, as this was the only available water hole they could reach in the day's drive. |
 | | Through the years as men began to promote the natural wonders of the State of Texas, the Devil's Sinkhole caught their imagination with its sunken mountain 256 feet lower than the natural terrain, the lake room 400 feet underground, fairyland room with unusual formations, and the flight of 8,000,000 bats. |
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