Out past the city limits the county roads run between fence lines and cotton, and come October the fields go white while the light turns thin and gold. BAR Landscape mows in that season around Bainbridge — wide open ground and small front yards alike, wherever grass needs bringing back down to one height. The routine is steady: cut, trim the posts and fence corners, edge the drive, clear whatever fell where it shouldn't. The pride is in the far corner, the piece nobody sees from the road, cut just as square as the front. When the cool finally settles over Decatur County, the work turns to leaves and tidying up for the dormant stretch.