There is a half hour just after sunrise out toward Blythe Island when the dew is still down and the grass is cool enough to walk barefoot, and Bearfoot Lawn Care is usually already rolling by then. Cutting early is a coastal habit: beat the heat, beat the storm that builds most afternoons over the Turtle River. The round goes mowing, edging, string trimming along fences and pilings, then every walkway blown back to bare concrete. Centipede likes to be cut a little high down here, and a lawn cut right holds its color through the dry weeks. It is honest, sweaty, satisfying work, and the yards show it.