Out along Upatoi Creek the August sky builds its thunderheads by four o'clock, and anyone who cuts grass in this county learns to read them. Benjamin Lawn & Landscape works that window — mowing, trimming, edging the drive, clippings cleared off before the first fat drops land. The rain comes hard and the lawns answer overnight, so the route swings back around and holds the line. There is a real satisfaction in a tended yard in a place where the weather is trying to grow everything at once. Fort Benning hands you green with both hands; the craft is keeping it shaped.