The drumlin slopes above Ellis Hollow hold the last of an August evening long after the hollows have gone blue. Schultze Legendary Landscaping mows, trims and edges lawns on that kind of ground around Dryden, along with the cleanups that open and close the season. Sloped yards do not forgive a careless line — the stripes bend, the borders wander — so they get cut deliberately, with the edges held true against beds and drives. There is a plain pleasure in stepping back at the end and watching a whole hillside lawn read as one clean piece. Then the equipment goes on the trailer and the light goes off the ridge, more or less together.