Storms reach Salina in bands off Lake Ontario, one behind another, and a driveway can fill twice between supper and sunrise. Brother's Landscape & Plowing runs on those hours, blade down at two in the morning, the amber beacon turning against the falling snow, the same pass repeated until pavement shows again. When April finally loosens the ground, the work turns green and unhurried: lawns cut, borders shaped, brush pulled back off the property lines. Two very different seasons, the same stretch of streets, and a plain satisfaction in a drive that is open when the alarm goes off. That is the arrangement, winter and summer both.