The Pemigewasset runs quick and cold through Campton, and the lawns that lean toward it wake up early in the year. Belknap Landscape LLC-Campton keeps those yards in order — mowing on a steady rhythm, trimming close to stone walls and porch posts, cutting a clean line where grass meets drive. Mulch goes down dark in May; leaves come up gold in October, and the ground is put to bed before the notch wind turns hard. Between Blair Bridge and the road up to Waterville Valley there are dooryards that look composed rather than merely cut, and that difference is the whole point. It is ordinary work done attentively, in a town where the mountains are always watching.