Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverThe Saluda River does not care about county lines, moving through the Piedmont country with the ancient indifference of water, cutting between Greenville and Anderson counties, passing beneath bridges and beside mill ruins, carrying with it the history of the place that grew because of its very presence.Piedmont is divided by the river in more than the cartographic sense. It made the community possible, powering the …
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