An August evening on Duck Lake goes still enough to hear a loon calling two bays over, and the lawns that run down to the water look their best in exactly that light. Milkey's Lawn and Landscape keeps them that way — mowing, trimming, edging and cleanups on shoreline places where turf meets pine needles and then meets the lake. Getting that transition right takes attention: tidy lines where there is lawn, nothing torn up where there isn't. In winter the shoreline roads narrow between banks, and plowing keeps them and the drives off them passable. It is good country to work in, and the work shows from the dock.