A year in this village leaves plenty behind: clippings in June, leaves drifting against a fence line in November, and by January a driveway's worth of snow that has to end up somewhere other than where it landed. Mahomet Landscape Recycling works both ends of that cycle. The warm months are mowing and trimming, holding lawns to a steady rhythm through a long central Illinois growing season. The cold months are plowing, clearing walks and salting, so that pavement goes on being pavement. The bur oaks along the old roads have watched this turn a couple hundred times over; it is a good cycle to make a living inside of.