An open air sculpture has been created in the churchyard of St. John the Baptist church in Chester, UK, as a place for reflection. The sculpture was created by Nick Horrigan using wood from a diseased whitebeam tree that grew on the site of what was St James's chapel, a place of pilgrimage.
The species of whitebeam has not, so far as I know, been given but, from the size of the wood, it might have been a Swedish whitebeam, Sorbus intermedia.
There is a red sandstone rock in the centre that can be used as a seat.
