Jeff Bakameyer, Marthasville, spent two weeks near Hamilton, Mont., fighting the Roaring Lioni Wildfire. Bakameyer said his crew carried in all their gear, tools and more than a mile of hose to the …
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Jeff Bakameyer, Marthasville, spent two weeks near Hamilton, Mont., fighting the Roaring Lioni Wildfire. Bakameyer said his crew carried in all their gear, tools and more than a mile of hose to the scene. Submitted photo.
