Late June this far north, the daylight hangs on until nearly ten, and a lawn cut at eight in the evening still gets an hour of sun on it. Nelson Services works those long dusks in Sanborn, mowing yards that run back toward the cedar swamp where the ground stays soft and the mosquitos hold their meetings. Trimming takes patience out here — fence corners, well caps, raised beds, the birch clump somebody planted on purpose. Thunder Bay River country grows grass in a hurry once it warms and then quits all at once in September, so every week of the season gets used. There is a real pleasure in shutting the machine off at dark with the whole yard even behind you.