Fish Creek Road at five in the morning after a storm is one long unbroken white ribbon, and somebody has to be first on it. Park Landscaping plows and clears Estes Park driveways and walkways in that dark hour so the day can start on time, then comes back for the drifts the wind rebuilds by noon. When the high country greens up, the same trucks carry mowers: cutting, trimming and edging on a weekly round, with cleanups at both ends of the year. Two very different jobs, one plain purpose — keeping the ground underfoot in order. In winter the proof is a drive cleared before dawn; in summer, a crisp edge running the length of the walk.