This thesis takes the form of hand drawn and CAD rendered proposals set within the specific context of a park located in Chester, California in Plumas County. Chester Park is a space that hosts baseball games and 4th of July Craft Fairs. A forest and a river tuck the park in on its outer edges from town. The planning process for new features and activities has been postponed due to the Covid-19 virus and has stayed in the preliminary stages, extending a longer timeframe for me as a student to exist within. The time incapsulated in this story reaches back to my childhood and at one point meets in time with my grandparent’s childhood. I attempt to connect this movement through space and time with the places landscape architect Lawrence Halprin lived and worked.