Late fall out toward Burr Oak, the woodlot edges gone bare and the old fencelines showing through again. Harker Lawn & Logging keeps grass cut through that thinning season — the mowed ground around a house, the wide yard that runs out to the treeline, the strip along a lane. Mowing here means dealing with whatever the country puts down: sticks, walnuts, the low spots that stay soft for days after rain. Trimming squares the whole thing up along posts, stumps and the edge of the brush. When the grass finally quits for the year, a property ought to look deliberate right up to the point where the woods take over.