File:Hibriten Mountain-27527.jpg
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Hibriten Mountain is the final southwestern peak in the Brushy Mountain range. Its distinctive profile is a prominent feature of the local skyline, and it is well known in the area for a large star of electric lights that shines from near the summit during the Christmas season, and a cross that shines for a few weeks before and after Easter. Crowned with a nest of communications towers, Hibriten Mountain is located entirely within the city limits of Lenoir. Photo taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 in Caldwell County, NC, USA. |
| Date | 4 May 2008, 16:04 −04:00 |
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KenThomas.us (personal website of photographer) |
| Author | Ken Thomas |
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