Come October the fields around Camilla turn white in patches and the air carries that dry, dusty sweetness of harvest, and the light in the late afternoon lays itself flat and gold across every front yard in town. R n S lawn care services works that hour and every hour before it, cutting, edging and clearing yards from the blocks near the courthouse square out along the county roads toward Pelham and Baconton. Fall in this part of Georgia is less an ending than a long easing off — the mowing slows but never quite stops, and leaves and pine straw start collecting in the corners where the wind puts them. Clearing that away is honest work with a visible result: a yard opened back up, tidy at the fence line, ready for whatever the mild winter brings. Then the truck rolls on and the next one gets the same care.