Gillsville sits where the Piedmont starts to buckle up into foothills, on the Hall and Banks county line, and the clay under every lawn here is the same red clay the local kilns are known for. MARCELENOSG'LAWNCARE mows, trims and edges through a hill-country summer that can put a week of growth into a yard while your back is turned. Mornings come in cool and blue up here, mist lying in the creek bottoms until the sun finds it. The pride is in the finish: stripes running true down the slope, the walkway edged, the drive swept back to bare concrete. Lula, Maysville and the Gainesville side are all a short run down the road, and the mower goes where the grass is.