Come mid-October the maples along Walpole Street let go all at once, and a Norwood lawn can vanish under them over a single weekend. Fall cleanup is the loudest stretch of the year here — leaves off the grass, out of the beds, off the walks, hauled away before rain mats them into the turf. The rest of the warm months run on mowing, edging and trimming, cut on a schedule so a yard never looks like it got away from anyone. Then the snow arrives and the work becomes plowing, shoveling and salting driveways and walks before the day begins. One season hands off to the next, and the property stays kept.