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The Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs, West Virginia

The Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs, West Virginia, ascends more than 60 feet above the mountainside.

David Sibray visits Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs

The Devil's Tea Table at Burning Springs from the Northeast

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