Glaciers left Oxford a jumble of hills, kettle ponds and gravel — ground that gave the township its pits and its rolling, uneven yards. Brogans Outdoor Services takes that terrain as it comes: mowing, trimming and edging while the grass is running, then plowing and clearing drives when snow buries the same routes. A hillside driveway scraped down to bare pavement while the road above it is still white is a small, real victory. So is the straight cut line where turf meets asphalt in July, held all the way around a curve. Between Oxford's back roads and lake lanes, the work simply changes tools and keeps going.