The Waterboro Barrens are a strange and lovely thing to live beside — pitch pine and scrub oak standing on sand the glacier left flat. Pine Stream Property Management tends the yards on that ground, where lawns dry fast and want mowing, trimming and edging on a steady weekly turn, plus the cleanups that pull pine litter out of the beds each spring and fall. Winter simplifies the whole equation: plow the driveways, clear the lots, shovel the walks, sand and salt the spots that harden first. Sand drains quick, but it also freezes solid, and plowing out here has habits of its own. Property care all the way around the calendar, in a corner of Maine that looks like nowhere else.