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Re: Montgomery Advertiser – Crater commission seeks funding for visitor center
They may not still be there, but for many years there were signs on the highway just outside of Holtville, AL (which is also known locally as “Slapout, AL” ….but that’s another story for another day perhaps) which proclaimed that this was where the stars fell on Alabama. The impact crater, where something DID fall, is several miles southeast of Holtville, just on the outskirts of Wetumpka. The crater is impressive. It is almost within “spittin’ distance” of my home as the crow flies. For more information on the crater go to http://www.cityofwetumpka.com/Default.asp?ID=145&pg=Wetumpka+Impact+Crater