When the wind gets up over the open ground north of the Black River, snow stops falling and starts traveling, and a cleared drive can close again while you eat supper. NNY Roadside & Recovery answers that with plowing, dooryard clearing, shoveled walks and sand where the ice sets hard. Le Ray winters run long and blue-cold, the kind where the sky finally clears and the temperature drops straight through the floor. The work is direct and it matters: a lane opened so a truck can get out, a lot pushed back so there is room for whatever comes next. Nobody thinks about any of it once it is done, which is precisely the goal.