Summer mornings in North Adams start cool, with Greylock still holding a little haze on its shoulder and the water at Windsor Lake flat as glass. Atwell's Lawn care is out by then — mowing while the grass is upright, trimming around ledge, posts and the stone this valley refuses to stop producing, edging walks into a clean line. Mountain lawns run short and intense; the season is quick up here, so cuts get timed rather than assumed. Spring cleanups clear whatever winter dropped, and autumn cleanups take the leaves up while the days are still long enough to work in. There is a good feeling in a level green lawn with the Hoosac Range standing over it.