In Alabam the Madison County ridges fold down into hollows, and early fog settles in the low ground until the sun climbs over the hardwoods and lifts it away. Great View Lawn and Landscape works the yards and gravel-drive places tucked along those slopes, mowing ground that rarely sits flat and hand-trimming close around fence posts, field stone and the roots of old oaks. Summer up here grows grass fast after a thunderstorm rolls through the hills, and the job is staying ahead of it with a steady cut and a clean line where lawn meets drive. When the timber turns and starts letting go, the leaf work begins and doesn't quit until the ridges stand bare. It is unhurried work, and a mowed Ozark yard against all that woods is a good thing to look at.