Fog sits in the Paunacussing valley most spring mornings, and Carversville comes out of it a piece at a time — a bridge, a roofline, then the fields. Infinite Lawn Care starts its season in that damp, cutting the first real growth of April, clearing winter out of the beds, edging walks that have been under leaf mold since November. Solebury Township yards range from tight village lots to long open ground behind a stone wall, and each one wants a slightly different cut. The measure of a good day is simple: every lawn even, every border clean, not a clipping left on the path. Then the fog burns off and the whole township is green and sharp-lined at once.