Out in Handy township the roads give up their pavement for gravel without much warning, and a July afternoon leaves a fine pale dust on everything alongside them. Chris Handyman Services mows and trims the yards out this way — the wide ones set back behind a row of mailboxes, the tighter lots closer in toward Fowlerville. Edging along a gravel shoulder is its own small skill: you want a line the grass respects and the stones stay out of. By evening the dust settles, the crickets start up, and a cut field-side lawn looks like a green room carved out of farm country. Work that suits a township of long driveways and longer daylight.