Winter comes up slate-gray over Nashawannuck Pond, the mill brick on Cottage Street still dark, and by then the driveways are already open. Reasonable Lawn Care LLC plows and clears through the storms that push up the Connecticut River valley, then turns around in April and starts mowing the same yards it spent February digging out. There is a satisfaction in both halves — the drive opened before anyone needs it, and the first clean cut of the year with the edges sharp again. Easthampton sits low between the river and the ridge, which means wet snow, heavy snow, and grass that keeps growing well into October. Both get handled the same way: show up, finish the row, come back.