East toward Dryden the fields open up and the sky gets bigger, and you can watch a squall cross the county a full hour before it arrives. Jason Greenman Snow Plowing and Mowing runs the year end to end out there: mowing and trimming through the green months, plowing and clearing walks once the ground turns hard. Winter work is mostly done in the dark and judged in the morning — a driveway opened before the first car needs it, the pile pushed somewhere it will not be in the way come March. Summer's reward is more immediate, the smell of cut grass and a yard that looks square again. Same roads, same houses, two entirely different jobs.