Winter mornings in Lewiston start dark, the brick of the old mill blocks going blue before the streetlights give up. The Doo Doo Dudes are out in that hour, pushing driveways open and cutting walkways down to bare pavement so the first car of the day rolls out without a fight — plowing, shoveling, and salting the entry steps before they glaze over. When the thaw finally lets go and the ground greens up along the canals, the same trucks come back carrying mowers: weekly cuts, trimming around fences and posts, and cleanups that clear a whole season's worth of grit and leaves. Lisbon Street traffic doesn't wait for anybody, and neither does a yard in July. They cover Lewiston and Auburn and the towns just past them, one address at a time, twelve months a year.