In North Falmouth the wind crosses Megansett Harbor with nothing to slow it, so snow lands where it likes — a hard ridge across the end of a driveway, a shoulder of it against the garage door, a scallop along the hedge. All Cape Dump Runs & Landscape answers with plow and dump body both: clear the ground, then haul the piles away rather than stack them where they will melt and refreeze into a hazard. The lanes off Route 28A are narrow and sandy, and they get worked the way a neighbor would work them, careful of mailbox posts and the shell drives underneath. Walkways are opened wide enough for two people, not just a shovel's width. It is plain work, and it ends with a place that looks like the storm never stopped by.