Repeated family trips to Bar Harbor, Maine, shape this piece. Poon recalls hiking, biking, and kayaking through nature, using the black-capped chickadee and white pine as familiar signs of the place. Rather than reconstructing a single landscape, he brings these natural forms together as fragments of memory. Each trip adds another layer to the same location, allowing a place visited years ago to remain connected to the people and experiences associated with it. The dense, interwoven composition reflects how these memories accumulate, with birds, plants, and family experience becoming difficult to separate from one another.