August on Bellevue Avenue smells like clipped privet and hot stone, and behind the gates the lawns run unbroken toward the Cliff Walk and the open water. Harry's Landscaping keeps grounds like these cut, trimmed and edged, with cleanups when spring opens up and again when the season shuts down. On ground this exposed the mowing pattern matters, because the light coming off the ocean shows every line and the stripes had better be true. Trimming around gate posts and along the drive is slow work, and it is the difference between a lawn that has been mowed and a lawn that has been finished. Nothing beats the last look back from the road with the sea behind all of it.