A Calvary garden, a place for the contemplation of Christ’s Passion, has been created above the River Artro in Gwynedd, Wales. It may be the first of its kind in a private garden in Britain. It is located at Aber Artro, home of Paul and Carolyn Morgan, who had been developing the period gardens around their house for some 15 years before they considered creating an outdoor Stations of the Cross in a peaceful woodland setting.
Paul and Carolyn, parishioners at St Tudwal’s, near Harlech, in the Diocese of Wrexham, say that the idea was “almost accidental”.
