Brewster mornings often open in fog lifting off the reservoir water, hemlocks dripping, the first train sounding down at the end of the line. Hr landscaping starts its route in that hour, mowing and trimming yards tucked into the hills where nothing is level and every lawn has an opinion about drainage. Slopes get cut across, wet corners get left to firm up, and the string trimmer does the work the deck can't reach along walls and stone outcrops. By August the growth slows and attention shifts to detail — clean edges at the drive, beds cut back, clippings off the walk. Come November the leaves get cleared out for good, and a property goes into the cold looking settled rather than abandoned.