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Greetings from Manitou Cave, Fort Payne, Alabama
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- 'Manitou' in the Cherokee Indian language means 'The Great Spirit.' It was discovered and named by the Cherokee Indians who considered it the home of a god that controlled the forces of nature. More tourists visit Manitou Cave than any other North Alabama scenic attraction. The souvenir shop (pictured on the other side). features its own handmade rock and stone jewelry. Open year' round.'
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