There is a certain kind of country lane around here where the trees lean in from both sides and the light comes through in coins. Grand Allee Outdoor Svc keeps the grass under lanes like that — mowing the long approaches, the open yards, and the shaded strips where the Spoon River timber puts down more leaves than any rake was designed for. The work runs from the first cut of the year through the last cleanup: even mowing, trimming close to trunks without scarring bark, edging drives and walks so the border stays sharp all season. On Stark County ground the wind moves everything twice, so the cleanup gets done properly the first time. A place that looks composed from the road is the point of all of it.