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Moon over the Alleghenies, Anne Johnson

The Milky Way glitters above Dolly Sods, in one of the darkest reaches in the eastern U.S.

The moon burns brilliantly in the cold darkness above Dolly Sods. Photo by Anne Johnson.

Milky Way at Summersville Lake, Anne Johnson

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