National Memorial Arboretum
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I love coming here in the annual pilgrimage that is 'Ride To The Wall'. RTTW really touches the heartstrings because so many people have sacrificed themselves to keep Britain safe. We will remember them
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Awesome place to see. Everyone should go.
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Always amazing.
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Free entry fascinating place lots to see!
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Highly recomened a visit
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Absolutely a beautiful place to visit, totally recommend it.. 1st time there and won't be my last...
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Very good
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Interesting place. Can be a bit overwhelming. Take at least 2 hours here.
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Absolutely beautiful and tranquil place to be xx
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I Had A Awesome Time Lovely Staff And Services Very Helpful Be Going Again ♥️💜🎉🎊🎊🎉💜
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Lovely grounds, lots of trees and lots of memorial's to soldiers from around the world. Its worth a good look.
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Just such an amazing place.
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We spent a very sobering and enjoyable few hours here. It’s incredible to think that this place has only been here for a couple of years. A place to reflect and give thoughts for the brave fallen over the years. I can’t believe that we, as a country, haven’t had a place like this before. Quite a few uniformed guys and girls from various units here today. I don’t know if this is the norm, but great to see.
I’d strongly recommend this place if you have a connection with the forces, if you don’t it’s still an amazing experience.
I’d strongly recommend this place if you have a connection with the forces, if you don’t it’s still an amazing experience.
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Lovely quiet place so relaxing and welcoming
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Excellent place to visit, you will need a full day
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What a location to remember those who have given their lives to keep us safe. Such a shame there are so many names on the memorial wall, of people who have died in service since the end of WW2. The whole site beautifully cared for, with helpful and friendly staff who really want you to enjoy your visit.
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Beautiful place
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A place to remember all those that gave their lives for our many feedoms.
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Beautiful setting
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Very moving and great place to commemorate the men who served the country to keep us safe.
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"Enjoy" does not seem an appropriate word to describe my visit, given the nature of this Arboretum. I can, however, say I hugely appreciated seeing all these Memorials to those who have lost their lives, whether in conflict or for other reasons. They are all appropriate. The grounds are beautiful and beautifully maintained. Flowers and trees abound. It is wonderfully peaceful. There are "buses" with commentary to transport visitors around. A large restaurant and shop are located in the indoor complex. I found my visit very moving and am grateful I had the privilege of visiting. I believe everyone should visit if they are able to.
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A very good day spent looking round the arboretum, hundreds of memorials some very moving especially the shot at dawn. It is free entry only pay £3 parking. There is a good restaurant and coffee shop and a gift shop would recommend to anyone.
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Lest we Forget
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A beautifully presented setting with the space to reflect on the loss of the people who are remember there. Numerous, fascinating sculptures and art work each telling a story.
My visit was also a business meeting and the conference rooms are modern, spacious and have the relevant technology. Lunch was lovely too!
My visit was also a business meeting and the conference rooms are modern, spacious and have the relevant technology. Lunch was lovely too!
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A very humbling and overwhelming experience. Beautifully laid out and cared for with utmost respect.
I urge everyone whether or not you have a connection to the Military or Civil Forces to visit and pay your respect to those that have sacrificed their lives.
I urge everyone whether or not you have a connection to the Military or Civil Forces to visit and pay your respect to those that have sacrificed their lives.
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