Spring Glen sits in the Rondout Valley with the Shawangunk Ridge standing up to the east, close enough that the morning sun takes its time getting over the top and down onto the lawns. Dna landscaping starts once it does — mowing, trimming and edging along the Route 209 corridor and the lanes that run down toward Sandburg Creek. Cleanups bookend the year, clearing what winter leaves behind in April and what the Catskill wind brings down in November. Beneath a ridge that size, a lawn cut clean and edged sharp reads as a small piece of order set against a very large landscape. That contrast is the pleasure of the work.