National Memorial Arboretum
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A really fantastic and heartwarmng tribute to those who gave their live in service of the nation. Hard to envisage how such a tribute could have been more tastefully, sensitively or imaginatively put together. Hats off to all those involved in the creation of such a place - and to those who it pays tribute to as well.
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Very somber afternoon spent there
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Great place
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One of the most awesome places I have been too. Definitely recommend it has everything, so emotional heartbreaking and inspiring. Love love love
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Such a peaceful day of remembrance, so many long lost friends to look up. May you all RIP.
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This is a place of learning and reflection so much to see and read 📚. It was good to see an array of old and young people's around the grounds. Truly awesome some of the memorials are, a wonderful site to see. I spent 2.5 hrs walking around the park once back at the centre there is a cafe which is well stocked.
Very educational place for all of us.
Very educational place for all of us.
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There's a lot to walk round, the land train is well worth the money. Even better is the buggy, try and get Roger as the driver.
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Well worth a visit.Free entry.£4 parking
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Interesting varied peaceful location
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Love this place very relaxing and makes you remember the sacrifices of so many
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After 34 years, living in the UK, this was my first visit. The scale of the site is matched only by the profound nature of what it is representing.
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This place is beautifully kept and well cared for.
It has the Epitomy of respect to all fallen and not just for Armed forces.
The whole place has a calming influence and gives you food for thought,and the space and time to think and reflect.
The cafe and shop are reasonably priced,clean and are following covid guidelines of cleaning tables when vacated.
It has the Epitomy of respect to all fallen and not just for Armed forces.
The whole place has a calming influence and gives you food for thought,and the space and time to think and reflect.
The cafe and shop are reasonably priced,clean and are following covid guidelines of cleaning tables when vacated.
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Everyone should visit the Arboretum as its a peaceful and beautiful place. The volunteers are very helpful and it has plenty of seats to sit on while you are walking around as well as you can get hot food and drinks
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It was a very emotional visit spent a few hrs walking around the gardens reading plaques and tge personal ones hanging of the trees u could of spent a few more hrs but I had to go but I will go again when I have a day to visit this fantastic site and will take a packed lunch as well incase the cafe is closed
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An amazingly peaceful beautiful place.
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What a great place to visit it's a must
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A special place to visit. We have been many times and will go again. Loads to see.
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Wonderful
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Such a lovely site. We will definitely return
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Excellent day out for all the family. The memorials are stunning to look at. What a lovely day out.
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We had a brilliant day here, from the super friendly lady on reception to the lovely chatty man driving the train. What a great place. We will be back. Thank you
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A beautiful peaceful area. A most fitting place for a National Memorial.
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A beautiful place to respect our heroes. £4 parking all day visitors center with restaurants and hundreds of acres of lakes and Memorials land trains driving around.
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Such a lovely place...called when on route elsewhere but will return for a longer visit. So much to see and so moving.
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