Every town has the parcels nobody is looking at — the empty corner, the strip of ground behind a fence, the acre out toward Mack going over to cheatgrass and thistle by August. LOT LOT takes care of exactly that: mowing vacant lots, cutting down weeds and tall growth, clearing ground back into something orderly. It is rough, hot, dusty work, and the result is unmistakable, a lot that looks tended rather than forgotten. Regular lawn care comes along with it for the yards that need keeping too. Around Fruita the dry country waits at every property line, and somebody has to hold that line.