A group of neighbors put up 300 bales of hay Wednesday to help a neighboring family that could not get the job done in a timely way.
Ed Zink, left, and Clyde Johnson unload a trailer of hay on Wednesday while picking up about 300 bales north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn. The McPhearsons are in a situation to where they can’t get it done. “We’re neighbors helping out neighbors,” said Patty Zink.
Patty Zink lifts up a bale of hay to Clyde Johnson on Wednesday in a field in Animas Valley. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn. The McPhearsons are in a situation to where they can’t get it done. “We’re neighbors helping out neighbors,” said Zink. The group picked up about 300 bales out of a field north of Durango.
Caleb Vandenberg unloads a trailer of hay on Wednesday while picking up about 300 bales north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn. T
Caleb Vandenberg unloads a trailer of hay on Wednesday while picking up about 300 bales north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn.
Dillon Taylor, left, Caleb Vandenberg, center, and Matt Palmer, stack hay on Wednesday after picking up about 300 bales out of a field north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn. The McPhearsons are in a situation to where they can’t get it done. “We’re neighbors helping out neighbors,” said Patty Zink.
Dillon Taylor, left, Caleb Vandenberg, center, and Matt Palmer, stack hay on Wednesday after picking up about 300 bales out of a field north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn.
Matt Palmer, stacks hay on Wednesday after picking up about 300 bales out of a field north of Durango. Five other neighbors volunteered their time to get the bales out of Gale and Mary McPhearson’s pasture and into the barn.
