Personal Narrative: My Urban Walk Trailer

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I was doing my urban walk poster and I found out that near me are a lot of great things, or should I say more than just a graveyard. Like I have a public bus stop, and some hole in the wall shops such as Tabis Yummy Cakes, Tabbi’s Yummy Cakes Is located off of main street. It's absolute location is Latitude 38.281219 and longitude -85.724324 or 409 Main Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130. In my neighborhood there are two schools in walking distance of my house. Maple Elementary, Latitude 38.280216 Longitude -85.727801 or 429 Division Street Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130. Then there is Parkview Middle School Exactly one mile away from my house It's located at Latitude 38.287232 Longitude -85.721266 or 1600 Brigman Ave Jeffersonville,

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