Visitors of the Vissenbjerg Church can't help but marvel at the old architecture, some of which dates back to the 12th century. Inside, the eye beholds several 15th century wood figures, a magnificent altarpiece that dates back to about 1525, and the baptismal font from around 1200, the oldest item in the church.

The two Walker mowers that patrol the Nyborg Kirkegary cemetery in Nyborg, Denmark, do more than cut grass. Equipped with 122-cm GHS decks, they are also responsible for picking up leaves in the fall and picking up weed seeds before they germinate.

When local equipment dealers visit your lawn to demonstrate their equipment for an interested customer, that means one thing: Something is being done correctly on your lawn.

His business card does not say "salesman." But when it comes to a Walker mower, Ned Christian of St. Mary Bourne England is happy to sing the praises of his successes with the Walker.

He doesn't own a mowing business. As a matter of fact, he really never runs his Walker mower Model MC. He saves that for his on-site gardener. But M. Lefebvre of Le Bamot par Verton, France, knows what he likes when it comes to his lawn. What he likes is to watch 10 of the most important people in his life enjoy their time on his freshly manicured lawn. Those 10 people are his grandchildren.

Michel Louvet of Wailly-Beaucamp, France, has been active in the landscape management business since 1975. As he has worked to build his business, Espaces Verts & Jardins, he has also unknowingly groomed his son Henri to work in the same business.