Lindsay sits above the Washita in the sandy Garvin County ground that once grew broomcorn by the wagonload, and the river bottoms still throw up a cool damp first thing in the morning. Clagg's Garage takes yards in that early stretch of the day, mowing while the dew burns off, edging the drive, working the trimmer around porch steps and mailbox posts, then putting the clippings back on the lawn where they belong. Sandy soil drains fast and a lawn here can go from lush to thirsty inside a week, so the cut is set to what the grass is actually doing. Between Lindsay and Maysville the country opens into pasture and pecan, and the route follows those roads all season. A yard finished by mid-morning holds its shape the rest of the day.