Tunnel People

^{20. Marcus has dinner in his den.}

^{21. Kathy in her bunker with most of her cats.}

^{22. Christmas Eve: Joe patches up the wounded Lady Bug with duct tape.}

^{23. Frankie starts a working day.}

^{24. Frankie collects empty cans at a building near the West Side Highway.}

^{25. Frankie returns his empties to WeCan redemption center.}

^{26. Fatima, Ment, and Jazzy on a Friday Night in Frankie’s place.}

^{27. Bob and Bernard working. Bob ties up a bag with empty cans.}

^{28. Bernard and Bob serving dinner in the tunnel.}

SUMMER 1997: THE TUNNEL PEOPLE IN THEIR NEW APARTMENTS.

^{29. Bernard in Harlem.}

^{30. Bob in the Holland House.}

^{31. Poncho in the Bronx.}

^{32. Ment, Jazzy, Fatima, Brian Jr., and Frankie on the Upper West Side.}

^{33. Bernard in the nearly empty tunnel, posing by the portrait Chris Pape made of him nearly twenty years ago (January 2010).}

^{34. The South End, where all constructions have been torn down. During a very cold winter, a stalactite has formed where Little Havana once stood (January 2010).}

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