Where Route 22 and Route 23 meet, the little cluster of Hillsdale sits with the hills folded up behind it, and by mid-October the whole bowl of it turns orange. R V Lawn Care runs the tail of the season then — final cuts, edges squared off along walks and drives, load after load of leaves lifted off the grass. Earlier in the year the work is the long steady middle: weekly mowing, trimming around posts and foundations, the drive swept behind them. Hill-country lawns take patience, since half of them lean. The satisfaction is the same every time — the mower stops, the dust settles, and the yard looks like somebody meant it.