Evening at Norcross Point turns Maranacook Lake to pewter, and the mowing runs a little past supper because the light lingers and the air has finally cooled. Lukes outdoor service works the camp roads and the year-round yards alike — cutting, string trimming down to the shoreline path, edging along drives, and hauling off the leaves when October empties the shore. A lakeside lawn asks for judgment as much as horsepower: where to stop, where to leave the rough, how close to run beside an old stone wall. Done right, the yard looks like it simply grew that way. Cleanups in spring and again in fall keep those properties from disappearing under a season's worth of debris.