Metamora sits a few minutes shy of the Michigan line on the old sand ridges, where black oaks stand in loose groves and the soil drains almost too well. Sayers Landscape mows in that light-soiled country — village lots, farm yards, the long grassy approaches to houses set back off the road. Sandy ground can take a lawn from lush to stressed in one hot fortnight, so the cutting height rises with the temperature and the blades stay keen. Trimming around trunks, posts and downspouts is done with care, because thin turf shows every slip. Fulton County is level and unhurried, and a yard mown in even passes fits right into it.