Pathways, caverns and cascading waterfalls create Rooks Grotto, built early in the 1900s against the boundary wall of the convent, some say, to deaden the noise of the chapel bells.
Stones from a neo-classical temple were discovered in 2000. It was found that the stones had been safely stored by the Jesuit Priests who dismantled the temple in the early part of the last century.
