Leeds sits in the bend of farm country above the Androscoggin, where Route 106 runs between hayfields and the hills go blue toward evening. A.W. BACHELDER AND SONS mows the dooryards and the wide farm lawns of that landscape — the strip along the road, the ring around the barn, the yard that has to look kept even while the fields are working. Summer here arrives humid and quick, so the cuts stay on a weekly footing and the trim line stays tight. Fall cleanup lifts the maple leaves off before the first heavy frost pins them to the ground. Straightforward work, done in a place that notices it.