Lenox sits flat and open in Cook County — pines along the horizon, fields running out toward Adel, the interstate humming somewhere past the treeline. South Georgia landscapers keeps yards here in the same order the country around them is kept: mowing, edging, trimming, landscaping and bed work, with clean-ups when a season leaves a mess behind. Evening comes on slow in this part of the state, and a cut lawn at that hour, the light low and level across it, is worth the day it took. The work carries out to Sparks, Barney and Nashville, where the ground behaves much the same. It's plain work, and it holds.