In deep winter the bare limbs over Lindenwold's side streets throw thin blue shadows across the snow, and by four in the afternoon the light is already going. Ryan Bansky Tree spends those short days clearing what the storm left — driveways pushed back to the property line, walkways opened, the packed ridge at the curb broken up before it hardens into something no shovel can beat. Freeze and thaw is the real opponent this close to the coast, so the surfaces get checked again rather than cleared once and forgotten. There is a plain pleasure in handing back an open drive at dusk. Snow plowing, shoveling and ice control for the borough and the towns around it.