Flora Harlow has become used to change.
Over the last several years she has been in and out of permanent housing, at times working while being homeless. Today she lives with others in a small encampment in Athens, Ga., colloquially called “Cooterville” by some.
The tight-knit community nestled in the trees off of Willow Street and under CSX train tracks has evolved over the years, according to Harlow.
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