North of Fulton the ground rises toward the woods and trails at Great Bear, and on June mornings dew stays silver on the grass until the sun clears the treeline. Marsh mowing & more starts about then — mowing, trimming, edging, and clearing the yard waste that piles up at the ends of seasons. Grass here comes in thick and quick, and it takes a steady hand week to week to keep a lawn looking cut rather than merely shortened. The good moment arrives at the end of a job, standing out at the road, seeing every stripe run true and the walk swept bare. Homes in Fulton and the towns nearby get that same finish on every visit.