By Ericka Cruz Guevarra, The California Report/KQED News Fix
The last time it rained, Jarrett Keesling watched from under a bridge as the canal in front of his tent encampment rose past the pillars that held up a small overpass.
“I tend to hunker us down,” said Keesling, who’s 30 and lives in a tent with his dog, Douja, and his friend, Kelly Lengele. “I’m pretty good at MacGyvering us a shelter. When this thing floods, I sit right here and watch it.”
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