Rabun County is stitched with old fieldstone — walls along the pasture lines, steps set into a bank, a chimney standing where a house used to be. Lorenzo's Landscapes & Stone Masonry mows and tends the lawns that live among all that around Clayton: cutting on a schedule, trimming close along walls and posts, edging beds and walkways, and clearing the clippings when the cut is done. Late May, with the laurel out and the grass thick, the contrast is at its best — deep green held inside a hard, clear line. Grass that meets stone in one clean line makes both look intentional. That's the finish worth driving back for.