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| The dawn of 2020, as photographed from Myrtle Point by Chris Maulden. In a Stonehenge alignment, the sun rose in the notch of Deep Gap south of Cold Mountain, 37 miles east/southeast. That's Cold Mountain just to the left of the sun, and the horizon to the right includes Shining Rock, Black Balsam, Richland Balsam, and Waterrock Knob. The silhouetted ridge just below the sunrise is the Jumpoff and Mount Kephart. |
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Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Le Stonehenge: The dawn of 2020
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