River fog fills the low ground below Chester most mornings and then lifts off the bluffs like a lid coming away, and all at once the Mississippi valley is simply there. Neal's lawn care works the ground above it — mowing the sloped yards and the level ones alike, trimming around limestone outcrop and old fence posts, edging where the walk finally gives out. Bluff-country lawns are rarely flat and never uniform, so the machine has to be handled rather than merely driven. The payoff is a hillside yard cut evenly from top to bottom, which anyone who has tried it will appreciate on sight. Come evening the light goes gold across the water, and the finished yards along the ridge take it well.