Wolffork Valley wakes under dew, and the first tire tracks of the morning show up dark across the pasture grass. DR Lawn Care runs its mowing route out of Clayton into mornings like that — cutting, string trimming fence lines and mailboxes, edging drives, and blowing walks clean before the dew has finished burning off. Up in the Gap the fields go on a long way, and a mowed yard set against them has to be sharp to hold its own. So the lines are straight and the corners are square. It is simple work done carefully, which in this country counts for something.