The county highways run west out of Kenosha over low glacial swells, past corn and hay and the wide lawns of houses set well back from the road. Highway C Service Inc mows that kind of ground and the town lots too — big open cuts, edging along the drive and the mailbox post, trimming out the fence lines, cleanups when the season turns over. Acreage rewards a straight line; you can see a mistake from the road for a week. Done properly, a rural lawn looks like an extension of the field behind it, only combed. Kenosha and the farm towns west of it are the standing route.