Kearny was laid out all at once in the basin below the Ray mine, a neat grid of streets between the Gila River and the Dripping Springs Mountains, with saguaro standing along every ridge above it. Winter mornings here are the good ones — sixty degrees by ten, the light scrubbed clean, the slopes sharp enough to count the ravines. Copper Basin Property Services runs the mowing all year, keeps edges shaped along the drives, trims in close, and carries the cut away. In a town built to a plan, a well-kept yard fits right into the idea. That fit is what the work is for.