South Georgia mornings come in soaked — dew heavy enough to darken your boots by the second yard, mist sitting low over the ditches until the sun burns it off. Cameron's Lawn Services waits out the worst of that and then cuts clean, because wet grass and a good line have never gotten along. The route runs through Waycross neighborhoods where the lawns are centipede and the shade is live oak, and each one gets mowed, edged, trimmed and blown down before the truck moves on. By noon the passes have dried pale, the drive is clear, and that's the entire point of the morning.