Keuka Lake forks around Bluff Point like a wishbone, and Milo holds the eastern arm of it, where the ground tips down toward the water. Lawns here run on a slant, and a mowing line has to be read off the hill before it can be cut. All American Landscaping keeps those yards mowed, trimmed and edged through the growing season, from the first flush of May grass to the last thin cut of fall. There is a plain pleasure in a slope that comes out even — bands of light and dark laid down the grade, borders held true along the drive. The lake goes on doing what it does; the yard above it looks minded.