Out toward Wincheck Pond the stone walls run straight through second-growth oak, and the cleared yards inside them feel like small rooms carved out of a very large forest. Woody's lawn care and landscaping keeps those rooms in order — mowing, edging, cutting back what the woods send in every year, and hauling the cleanup away in spring and fall. Shade, pine needles and sandy soil make for a particular kind of lawn, thinner than a lawn in town and better off for being cut a little long. Late June evenings are the best hour to look at fresh work here, when light comes in sideways under the trees and the mowing lines stand up. Keeping a clearing sharp against woods that want it back is a satisfying argument to win week after week.