In June the light over Le Ray holds on past eight o'clock, laying long shadows across the hedgerows out toward Sanford Corners. That is the hour Andrew's Lawn Care likes best — the last stripe cut, the trimmer quiet, a yard sitting crisp under a sky still the color of new hay. The work is mowing and trimming, edging along walks and beds, and hauling the leaves away when October finally takes the maples down. Between the Black River and the open dairy country, lawns grow fast and hard after every warm rain, and keeping even with them is its own steadiness. There is a real satisfaction in a straight border along a gravel drive, and most days that is the point of the whole day.