Fencing Crew of Five Travels to Hyannis for Sixth Trip West
The Orphan Grain Train fencing crew left this Monday morning, August 10 for their sixth trip out to western Nebraska. Mick Onnen, Dave Meyer, Mike Jundt and Tom Rudloff will be joining DeWayne Erickson as they put in a few more miles of new fencing. Last spring, the Minor and Morrill fires burned more than 600,000 acres of ranch land along with miles of fencing. Thank you, men for offering your time and energy to take this trip and carry out this mission in Christ’s name.
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