This Colombian couple, former drug addict, Miguel Restrepo (62 years) and his wife, Maria Garcia, have lived in the sewer system, under the streets of Medellin, for the past 22 years. Their home is 6 square meters and has one window in the ceiling, with no glass, which means that when it rains, there bed gets drenched.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
life is about making do with what you have, no matter who you are. notice they have electricity.
and after 22 years, i'm sure they've figured out some way of dealing with the rain problem. i'm picturing a large umbrella opened on top of the hole, with a weight on the handle to keep it stable.
and after 22 years, i'm sure they've figured out some way of dealing with the rain problem. i'm picturing a large umbrella opened on top of the hole, with a weight on the handle to keep it stable.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
Most large cities have "underdwellers'. There was a book written a few years ago examining the lives of several people that live in the sewer system beneath Las Vegas.
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JohnKonrad 11 year s ago
At night, some drunk dude will piss inside the entrance hole. "Oh my bad, didn't know someone is sleeping inside here, good night..."
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Datzkunk 11 year s ago
She has some nicely toned arms from pulling herself from the hole everyday: #16
and after 22 years, i'm sure they've figured out some way of dealing with the rain problem. i'm picturing a large umbrella opened on top of the hole, with a weight on the handle to keep it stable.
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