Some October mornings the valleys between the two rivers fill with fog and the ridge roads around Barry run above it like causeways. Workman Lawn Services is moving by the time it burns off, mowing, trimming and edging yards across this corner of Pike County, with leaf cleanup once the timber lets go. Hill-country grass grows in patches — thick where the ground holds water, thin under the walnuts — and evening it out week by week is the actual work. The last look back at a finished yard is worth the morning: lines even, the drive edge showing again, nothing left to tidy.