Ohkay Owingeh sits where the Chama comes down to meet the Rio Grande, and in October the cottonwoods along both rivers turn a yellow you can pick out from the highway. Vigil's Junk Removal and Landscaping keeps lawns going through that season, mowing while there is still growth in the grass, trimming the edges, and clearing leaves and clippings so nothing smothers underneath. Beyond the fences the chamisa goes gold across the sandy ground; inside them the aim is simpler and greener. Mornings here open cool and clear, which makes them the best hours for careful work. A lawn left level and cleanly bordered looks exactly right beside adobe and old cottonwood shade.