South of town the oak and hemlock of Douglas State Forest press right up against the road, and Webster's older neighborhoods grew up under trees of the very same size. CFB Tree Service works among them, pruning, thinning limbs back off roofs and wires, taking down what has died, then clearing the brush so a yard comes back tidier than it began. A well-pruned tree never looks cut; it looks like it grew that way, with light moving through the crown again. Late winter suits the work, when the branches are bare and the whole architecture of a tree is plain to read. Afterward the ground below finally gets enough sun to hold a lawn.