Southeast Banks County lies where the piedmont starts to buckle into foothills, and on cool mornings the fog sits in the bottoms along the Hudson River well past breakfast. Calen General services starts the mowing once it burns off, working yards that are rarely flat and never quite square. Cutting, string trimming around banks and posts, edging drives, then blowing the clippings off the concrete before pulling away. In this corner of northeast Georgia the growing season runs long and the ground stays uneven, so the same yard asks something different each visit. A slope mowed evenly, edge to edge, is a quiet piece of craft.