In Raymond, the dooryards run right up to the road — gravel shoulders, old stone walls half-swallowed by pine, the Lamprey moving somewhere behind the trees. Green Tiger Landscape LLC works those yards, mowing and trimming through the long green months, cutting the edge clean where lawn gives way to ledge and driveway, then turning in winter to plowing the same drives it spent the summer keeping. There is a particular pleasure in a Route 101 morning when the snow has already been pushed back to the banking before the first car leaves: the pavement dark, the walk open, the day simply possible. In July the reward is quieter — stripes laid straight across a sloping side yard, the smell of cut grass hanging in the heat. It is honest, physical work, and it leaves a mark you can read from the road.