Morning comes to Croton township off the water first — a thin fog standing over the Muskegon, burning off about the time the first mower starts. Jbglawnmowingservice keeps lawns cut, edged and tidy on the sandy ground between the river and the oak ridges, where grass jumps in June and needs a steady hand to stay even. The work is mowing, string trimming along fence lines and foundations, and hauling the clippings off so nothing mats down in the heat. There is a plain satisfaction in the last pass of the day, when the stripes line up and the yard sits clean against the pines. Croton township and the Newaygo County roads nearby are enough map for anyone.