West of Oswego, past the last subdivision, the road opens onto stubble fields where wind moves snow the way it moves sand across a dune. Sinnott Landscape Const. plows out there as readily as in town, where the drives run long, the drifts have a grain to them, and you learn which side of the road builds first. Lots and entrances get cleared, walks opened, salt spread where packed snow would otherwise set up hard as stone. Storms track across Kendall County on a schedule of their own and the work simply follows it. There is a plain pride in being the reason a farm lane and a village driveway open on the same morning.