English: The Sitooterie. The name is derived from the Scottish term to 'sit oot in". The Sitooterie is intended as a space for relaxation, reflection and contemplation. It was built on a site where seven yew trees grow - an emblem of everlasting life. The yew trees have been trained over a steel frame to form a green summerhouse; the mandala floor design is made from recycled copper; the stained glass roundels, created by Teri Lockton, represent spring > 775084, summer > 775101 and autumn > 775112. Partners in this project were The National Trust, John Grooms Court in Norwich (a national charity which works with disabled people, enabling them to gain greater independence, choice and freedom), and Norfolk-based artists.