Where the Sebasticook meets the Kennebec, Fort Halifax's old blockhouse stands on the point, and Winslow spreads back from the water in streets that have watched both rivers rise every spring. Fredy's landscaping services mows and maintains lawns across that ground — cutting, trimming, edging, mulch beds, and the raking-out that follows a Maine winter. The first cleanup of April is the one that changes everything: sand off the lawn edge, winter's litter gone, the grass suddenly green where it had been the color of straw. After that it is a weekly rhythm until the leaves come down again. Good lawns make a river town look like somebody's home rather than somebody's route through.