The ground around Grass Lake was left rumpled by ice — low oak ridges, sudden hollows, a lawn that never quite lies flat. Pathway Landscape mows and maintains yards shaped that way, reading the slope so the cut stays even where the ground is not. Autumn is the best of it: the oaks hold on late, then drop everything over the beds and the front walk, and a cleanup gives a property its lines back before the freeze. Trimming close along stone and step, edges kept honest, the leaf hauled off rather than shuffled around. What the eye reads as tidy is really just care taken twice.