This is old gold country — Lumpkin County creeks like the Yahoola were panned hard two centuries back, and the water still runs clear and cold down out of the hollows. Millers Lawn keeps the yards along those valleys cut and kept: mowing on a regular turn, edging, string trimming and blowing the walks and drives down. Mountain summers are gentler than the ones out on the Piedmont, so the grass grows steady rather than frantic and a good cut holds its shape all week. Toward evening the air cools quickly off the ridges, and a fresh-mown yard smells like the whole season at once. Three Sisters Mountain, Dahlonega and the surrounding area.