Early on a Hurricane morning the low ground holds its fog until the sun clears the treetops, and the grass stands heavy with it. E&R Lawncare waits that out with the tailgate down, because a wet cut tears where a dry cut slices. Then comes the mowing, edging along the walk and the drive, trimming the posts and the tree rings, and blowing the trimmings off the concrete. Around here a yard gives way to creek bottom and hardwood soon enough, and keeping the tended part crisp is exactly what makes the wild part look good. By mid-morning the fog is gone and the lawn looks like a lawn again.