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The road continues north and is paved to Pennville. There are a couple of interesting sites in that area, if you want to do a little exploring. Ask a resident for directions, or pay one of the children to guide you to Cold Soufri re, an odoriferous sulfur spring similar to the one near Roseau. It comes from a dormant volcano located a short distance by foot from the road. Just south of the village, Pennville Falls cascades from a fracture in a slab of black volcanic rock. The falls are about a 15-minute walk from the road, up a steep hill. You ll need a guide or good directions from one of the villagers to find it.

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