Travertine Creek runs cold out of the springs at the edge of Sulphur and keeps its sycamores green while the rest of Murray County is asking for rain. Wilkins Lawn & Landscape mows and maintains yards around town and out toward the Lake of the Arbuckles, where limestone sits close under the grass and a single lawn can be half full sun, half deep shade. That split is handled with height and pattern — a little more blade under the trees, tighter passes in the open — plus trimming along the rock walls this country puts everywhere. Walks and drives are edged and cleared so the stone and the concrete stand out again. On a summer evening, with the hills going blue past Bromide Hill, a cut lawn under those sycamores is a fine place to sit.