From the rise where Fort Tyler sits, you can see how West Point folds itself around the river — rooftops, ballfields, green climbing the far bank. Browning Lawn Care works those slopes in October, when the grass slows down, the light comes in sideways, and every stripe a mower leaves will hold until frost. The services are steady ones: mowing, string trimming, edging along walks and drives, and cleanup once the leaves begin letting go. There is a real satisfaction in the last cut of the year, a yard put to bed square and even. Households in West Point and out toward LaGrange get the same treatment.