Lower Waterford is a handful of white clapboard buildings on a rise, with the White Mountains standing across the river like a painted backdrop. j miller landscape architecture keeps lawns in that setting — mowing, edging, trimming, and the seasonal cleanups that let a property read clean against all that scenery. In a village where the view does most of the work, the ground has to hold up its end: even cuts, honest edges, no ragged corners. Late-summer afternoons here go long and amber, and a freshly mown lawn under that light is worth stopping the truck to look at. Fitting the work to the place is the entire idea.