Fog lies on the river below the bluffs most mornings until the sun climbs high enough to burn it off, and Hardin comes out of it a piece at a time. Hardin Lawn Care starts the day on that schedule, mowing the yards that step up the hillside and the flat ones down near the landing. The round is steady: cut, trim along walls and fence posts, edge the walks, gather leaves when the orchards and the timber begin dropping them. Limestone country makes for uneven ground, and getting a clean, even cut across it takes knowing every yard by heart. A lawn finished tight against a stone wall is worth the extra passes it takes.