Spring comes up the Titicus valley slowly, and Ridgefield's stone walls surface out of the last dirty snow like a map of who farmed here first. Wilson's Masonry & Landscaping picks up where winter left off — raking out beds, mowing once the ground firms, trimming and edging until the lines are honest again. By December the same trucks are running driveways and walks, plowing and salting through the dark half of the day. The pride is in small things: mulch that stops in a crisp arc, a walk cleared wall to wall instead of a narrow path. The place is old and worth keeping tidy.