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File:Spruce Knob.jpg

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English: This image depicts the west side of the summit of en:Spruce Knob in en:West Virginia, en:US.

The original photo was taken in 1998 by Kenneth E. Harker of en:Austin, Texas, who uploaded it from his site, KenHarker.com. It was digitally enhanced by en:User:Black and White.

en:Category:Images of West Virginia
Date 2006-04-18 (original upload date)
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Author Original uploader was Black and White at en.wikipedia
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