North of town the twin summits of the Bears Ears stand up out of the Elkhead high country, and Bears Ears Landscapes keeps its name pointed that direction. June in Craig holds its light until nearly ten at night, and a lawn will use every hour of it if somebody is there to cut and feed it. Mowing, edging, trimming, fertilizing, aerating and overseeding — plain work whose result you can see the moment the engine stops, in straight stripes and a border that ends clean at the walk. Autumn brings the raking and the last low cut of the year, finished before the ground turns hard. It is honest outdoor work in a high country that makes a person earn every square foot of green.