Nahunta sits where the pine flatwoods start giving way to swamp country, and the light out here has a wide, low way of coming in over the tops of the slash pine. Williams Tree Service works Brantley County yards and the sandy lanes off the highway — removals close to the house, trimming that gets a limb off the tin roof before the next blow, pruning that leaves a tree stronger than it was found. Weather down here does not knock; it arrives, and an old live oak can still drop a load across the drive. Then it is saws and rope and a truckload carried off, and the mark of a good day is ground left clean enough to walk without watching your feet. The trees that stay get shaped to stand through the next long stretch of wind, which is most of the point of the trade.