Clayton is a handful of streets, a grain elevator, and Lenawee County farmland running to the horizon in every direction. Sinks Mowing keeps the grass in hand out there — village lots and long country yards mowed on a dependable turn, trimmed clean around posts, foundations and tree rings, with a hard edge cut in where lawn meets sidewalk. Through a hot Lenawee July, when everything wants cutting twice a week, that regular pass is what stands between a yard and a hayfield. Spring opens with a cleanup that clears the winter's scatter; the year closes with the leaves handled and the last cut taken short. Simple work, done on time, on the roads between Clayton, Hudson and the Bean Creek country.