Summer mornings on Duck Lake arrive with fog laid flat on the water, and the smell of fresh-cut grass follows not far behind. GreenSkape keeps the lawns that sit above those shorelines — cutting on a steady rhythm, running the trimmer close where the yard meets the seawall, laying mulch dark around the beds. Pettibone, Duck and the smaller ponds are near enough that a single day's route can touch three shorelines before the fog lifts. When the lakes go still and hard, the crew swaps mowers for plows: driveways cleared, walks opened, salt down where the slope runs toward the water. Highland Township rewards anyone willing to learn its shorelines one yard at a time.