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Up the hill from Mile Marker 604 by Mick Parsons

Mick Parsons

Up the Hill From Mile Marker 604, the Port of Louisville, is about life along the river, up from the river, and tied to the river. It's also about writing, about life, and when applicable, about travel. In short, it follows the currents.

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