North of town the houses thin out and the yards get big, running back toward pine and field where the highway heads for Alapaha. Lawn Pride of North Nashville takes those properties on a standing cut — mowing the open ground, edging the drive, trimming the fence rows and every tree ring so the whole place matches. The concrete gets cleared before the trailer gates come up. Cleanups handle the limbs a summer thunderstorm scatters across a yard overnight. Pride is a big word for mowing, but anybody who has looked back down a straight row knows the feeling.