Highway 6 and 34 cross paths right at the edge of Cambridge, and the grain elevator that anchors downtown stands close enough to that junction that it's the first landmark either road offers heading into town. NextLevel Lawn and Landscape works the streets around that crossing early, since Cambridge's Main Street sees more through traffic than its size would suggest, farm trucks and travelers passing through on their way to somewhere else. The town itself sits in the wide bottomland of the Republican valley, flat enough that a storm here tends to fall even and stay put rather than drift hard against one side of every driveway. That makes for steadier work than some of the rougher country nearby — clear the snow once and it generally stays cleared until the next storm decides otherwise. By midmorning, the blocks around the elevator and the highway junction sit open, Cambridge's Main Street doing its usual job of pointing travelers on toward wherever they're headed next.