On summer mornings the fog sits on Keuka until the sun clears the hill, and the first mow of the day happens with the whole valley still white below. Milo's lawns hold dew late in the hollows, so the route starts on the high ground and works down as the day dries out. Krause's Lawn Care runs it all season — mowing, trimming, edging, the same yards on the same rhythm. A lawn on a steady rotation keeps an even color and an even height, which is most of what people mean when they say a yard looks right. By the time the fog burns off, half the road is already done.