Homeless Shelter Set by wheatpenny
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Description
This set is based on a composite of several homeless shelters I stayted at around the U.S. back in the early to mid 1980s.
There is an exterior and one room which can serve as a chapel, a dorm or a dining room, depending on which furniture you load in it.
There is one bed, one folding chair, one wooden chair and one long table, which are to be duplicated as many times as is needed. There are also a pulpit, a steam table and counter for the dining room and a picture for the wall behind the pulpit. In addition there is a bowl and a plate (duplicate as needed).
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Comments (1)
I slept in a homeless shelter in the sixties in Gallup,New Mexico and to this day I ate the best chili ever. they made it with venison I tried to find it once when I stopped in Gallup, with no avail