Late summer leans toward autumn in Londonderry, and the mowing changes character with it — grass slowing its climb, mornings arriving cooler, the first apple-scented air drifting down off the orchard hills. Fuller Life Properties works that turn and every one after it, keeping lawns cut, trimmed, and edged across the rolling yards and stone-wall borders of a town shaped by Nutfield's old fields. There is a plain, physical satisfaction in the craft: the straight pass laid down clean, the crisp line where turf meets driveway, the hush after the engine cuts. The reward shows from the road — a yard that stands tidy in the low New Hampshire light and holds its season without fuss. That is the whole ambition here, repeated week after week, lawn by lawn.