This sculpture, placed on the “Rail Trail” honors Coalville, Utah's unique quilting legacy, directly references the railroad, and provides a symbolic ode to migration - be it seasonal birds, the pioneer settlers, or the indigenous peoples that came before. The sculpture is made of powder-coated steel, with the laser-cut quilt pattern and bird forms attached with a combination of durable VHB adhesive and welding. The railroad tracks remain untreated to contrast with the powder coated steel, except for a matte clear coat finish to prevent rust from dripping onto the sculpture over time. The sculpture is anchored into buried concrete footings.