National Memorial Arboretum
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Everyone should see this tribute to the fallen, very moving indeed. It's also very beautiful there.
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Having a place such as this, pays such fantastic homage to the ultimate sacrifice that so many individuals have made. Being able to pay tribute to a personal loss can't properly be put into words..
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Amazing
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Loads of memorials, too many to see in a day. Due to low lying land tends to get waterlogged even staying on pavements. Best go after a few days of dry weather or in the summer.
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The volunteers are extremely helpful. The arboretum has something for everyone. We visited when the Field of Rememberance was being opened and it was a lovely ceremony
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Lots to see, maybe not as great for kids. I think they may get bored fairly quickly
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Awesome place, if you struggle walking bring a wheel chair of mobility scooter as it covers a huge body of land.
You need several hours to view it all and I failed last time as the mobility scooter we hired ran out of charge.
You need several hours to view it all and I failed last time as the mobility scooter we hired ran out of charge.
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Beautiful place to honour and memorialise our heroes.
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The Staff and Volunteers were outstanding. They helped us to find out information about a relative who died serving in the Canadian army at the end of the 1st World War
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A peacfull and thoughful place for a walk.
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A fascinating museum if you are at all interested in history or War. We particularly enjoyed the glorious sunny day when we visited despite the floods which caused a lot of the arboretum to be closed off. Allow plenty of time and wear comfortable shoes. The Far East pavilion is not for the fainthearted. Hot chocolate from the coffee shop was very welcome since it got rather chilly in the afternoon.
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Beautiful place
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Great place to visit and free
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A great place to go. So much to see. Amazing facilities too. Very good accessibility. Beautiful woodland walks and wildlife around the many memorials.
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Well worth a visit
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Very poignant and reflective. Make you stop, think and appreciate the sacrifice that was given by others for you and me to live in peace.
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Wonderful place, really well laid out. Very peaceful.
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Being a veteran it's a place I go to remember all my brothers in arms. To me it is a place were everyone should visit young or old, in service,veteran or non service.
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Great place. Beautiful during summer
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Very interesting and will come again
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A thought invoking and also a place to reminisce about loved ones
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Shame a big part of it was underwater but still a fab experience.
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This is well worth a visit, it is just stunning! alot of work has gone into the designe of the place,i its a good day out and if you are not to good at walking there is a little train type vehicle that will take you around the place and it tells you what and who the memorial is dedicated too. This is all to do with WW2 forces and the country's they are from. It is free to get in but if you want to make a donation you can. There is a caffee where you can get hot or cold food from and just outside is a little coffee shop that has air conditioning if you go on a hot day like i did this was very welcoming.there is also a shop that you can buy memorabilia from some of it is very expensive but you can get things that are not to expensive.
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Our national Place of remembrance.
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So thought provoking
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