Cheyenne Mountain throws a long shadow across the south end of Colorado Springs, and on a still Sunday morning after a storm the neighborhoods beneath it stay quiet and blue for hours. Divine Landscape works through that quiet — plowing drives, shoveling walks and steps, opening the path to the front door before anyone has put a coat on. Pavement in the mountain's shade refuses to melt on its own schedule, so ice treatment there is not an afterthought, it is the plan. Snow gets stacked clear of sightlines and off the beds, so spring does not turn up a heap of gravel sitting in the turf. There is pride in leaving a drive that looks like the storm skipped the house altogether.