The campfire smoke blows through in gusts as eggs boil over an open flame. It’s the first meal of the day for the few homeless who live here, a hollow in the woods bordered by railroad tracks, a church and a residential neighborhood. Three dogs bark from their pens to greet visitors at the camp, where clotheslines hang, a bucket stores recyclable aluminum cans and tents serve as homes.
More Gainesville homeless camps to be cleared Monday
Efforts to disperse homeless lead many to move, others to social services