Fog sits on the Ogeechee most spring mornings until the sun burns it off the water, and by then the mowers are already running somewhere on the far side of the rail line. Millen grew up around those tracks — wide lots, deep porches, and grass that starts moving in March and does not quit until frost. Williams lawn service keeps pace with mowing, string trimming, edging along drives and walkways, hedge trimming, and hauling off what the season drops. The reward is small and exact: a lawn cut in even lines, the curb swept, nothing left behind but the smell of it. That is plain work for a town that understands plain work.