OGT Fencing Crew Returns to Hyannis
They are at it again! Another Orphan Grain Train fencing crew have made their way back to Hyannis to continue the work. Brian Oswald, Mic Onnen, Ralph Heine, Don Knapp, Bill Masters and DeWayne Erickson are on this trip. For some of the men, this is a repeat trip. Thank you, men, for choosing to spend a few days in August fencing in Hyannis. Thank you, donors for supporting OGT in this mission of restoration after the March 2026 wildfires burned close to a million acres in western Nebraska.
A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart, and an evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in his heart.
Luke 6:45 NIV
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