Article: HELL: A DEVIL OF A PLACE

HELL, Grand Cayman - If you go to Hell, and you should, dress for warm weather and adopt a devil-may-care attitude.

Hell, a tiny district in Grand Cayman island, 280 miles south of Havana, is famous for its blackened and jagged moonlike rock formations. It reportedly got its name in the 1930s when a high-ranking island official, appointed by the king of England, slipped on the jagged rocks while hunting and said, "Oh, Hell."

Today, Hell consists of a gas station, the Club Inferno, four gift shops and a post office. During the day, hordes of tourists from the cruise ships mail letters from the one-room Hell post office with wisecracks such as "You told me to go here so I did. Ha. ...

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