On a June morning in Bristol, mist lifts off Newfound Lake and drifts down past Central Square, and somewhere under it a mower is already laying its first clean pass. All Ways Green Landscape keeps the lawns and yards of this Newfound River town — cutting grass, trimming hedges back to a true line, holding weeds off the beds, clearing away what wind and winter leave behind. There is a plain, physical satisfaction in the result: the striped green, the crisp edge along a walk, a dooryard that reads as cared for from the road. By the time the light goes long over the hills west of the lake, the work has left its mark on the place — tidy, unhurried, holding its shape until the next pass.