South of the village the ground stops being flat — the lake plain gives out and the roads start climbing toward the ridges, and the lawns up there tilt with the land. Late June, grass on those slopes grows faster than anyone plans for, and the light hangs on well past nine o'clock. Above and Beyond mows the pitch and the level both, trims the awkward corners a rider will never reach, and keeps beds mulched and edged where a yard runs out into the woods. Cleanups open the season in spring and close it in fall, with the weekly rhythm in between that keeps a property from getting away from its owner. Hamburg lawns, cut to the shape of the hill they sit on.