In the heart of the city of Nashville, in a public woodland, Jerry built a home for his beloved Eva.
He was without a home. He was on the streets. Wandering place to place. He worked for a while as a Contributor newspaper vendor so he could try to rent a home. But circumstances prevented him continuing. He is technically disabled now and unable to work. He was “squatting” in a wooded area of the city and he decided why not build his own house?
First he built a little cabin, which is now a guest house–though he rarely has a guest. Then he built a workshop.
He built an outdoor shower, a dog pen for his dog Sheba, a garden, and most recently the “main house.”