The Great Egg Harbor River runs cedar-dark through the woods below Folsom, tea-colored and cool even in August when the rest of the day is shimmering. Triple J Lawn Care works those August weeks hardest — mowing on schedule, running the trimmer where lawn gives out to sand and pine, keeping the walk edge sharp, and getting the cuttings up before they mat down in the heat. Sandy soil sheds water quickly, so cut height and timing carry a lawn through the dry stretch. Folsom's yards sit wide apart on quiet roads, which means the drive between them is half the day and the work itself is unhurried. Coming back at dusk past a lawn cut that morning, still holding its lines, is the good part.