Where the Cousins River widens toward the Yarmouth line, the marsh grass turns bronze in October and the wind starts arriving with an edge on it. StoneX Landscaping & Excavation works Freeport's yards on both sides of that turn — mowing, trimming, edging and fall cleanups through the growing season, then plowing, shoveling, sanding and salting once winter takes the calendar. Marsh-side properties make their own weather: fog that holds grass wet into midday, and storms that come in loaded with salt. Reading a driveway before the first snow — where it drains, where it drifts — makes every run after it easier. The measure of the work is a yard that looks tended in July and a drive that is open in January.