From the high ground at Roberts Farm you can see how Norway sits — a village folded into hills, the mountains stacking up blue and hazy off to the west. Western Maine Property Management looks after the lawns spread across that country, from tight village yards to long rural frontages where the mower runs a good while before it has to turn. September is the best of it: cool mornings, grass thickening again, a cut that holds its shape for days. Mowing, trimming and seasonal cleanup are the whole of it, done on a rhythm so a place never looks like it got away from anybody. A lawn kept even and open makes the view behind it better, and around here the view is worth the trouble.