October turns the Dickinson County ridges copper and gold, and then one morning the flurries come sideways off Pine Mountain and the hardwoods let go all at once. Scott Neuens Landscaping meets Kingsford on both sides of that turn — through the green months with mowing, trimming and cleanup that keeps a property tidy right up to the last leaf, and through the white ones with plowing and clearing so a household can get out and get on with the day. Snow up here is less an event than a long residency, and the work gets measured in mornings: gate to garage, wide enough to turn around, finished before the coffee cools. Come spring the same yards get raked out of their matted winter sleep and started over. The round runs from Kingsford across to Iron Mountain, Norway and Quinnesec.