Down where Crosswicks Creek slows into meadow grass, the sycamores throw long shadows and the July light hangs on past eight o'clock. Churchman's Lawn Care mows White Horse in that stretched-out evening hour — cutting, edging the walks back to a true line, trimming the borders where the mower can't reach. The ground on this side of Hamilton Township is sandy and quick to give up its water, so a lawn here is mostly a matter of reading the week and showing up at the right height. Come autumn the leaves arrive all at once, and they get gathered and carried off before they mat down and smother what took all summer to grow. A yard that looks cared for is a small, honest thing to leave behind, and White Horse gets a lot of them.