East of Danville the land flattens out toward the Salt Fork bottoms, and Catlin sits in it, a grid of quiet streets, big shade trees, and yards that run generously back to the alley. D&D Mowing Service keeps that grid trimmed from the first green push in April to the last leaf-heavy cut in October. Vermilion County soil grows grass thick, and a July storm can put an inch on overnight, so the route runs steady and comes back around on time. The details are what carry it: a clean line along the drive, trimming around the mailbox posts and fence corners, walks blown off before the truck moves on. A mowed yard in Catlin ought to look like the field lines out at the edge of town, straight, deliberate, finished.