When many a hundred years ago
wild animals and bears here abound
a man chose as safe refuge
this place for his wife and child.
As he knew not a house
he then dug a cave for himself.
They lived well in those days
he went hunting with bow and arrow.
Lots of young game and fresh fish
he brought to his rock kitchen.
At night when it was cold and bright with stars
they found warmth on the bearskin.
So they lived here for many years
healthy and without worry or plague.
They had berry wine to drink
and in that way evil managed its way in.
The juice of the blue cherries, poisonous,
had carried away woman and child 
before the poison gnawed him too
him uttering bitter words in resentment. 
And so, according to legend,
the "DEVIL'S KITCHEN" was at an end.