National Memorial Arboretum
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A truly memorable experience,so much to take in.. well worth the visit,it's free entry and only £3 car park... beautiful surroundings, surreal atmosphere,..
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What a moving place
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Well worth a visit. Very scenic and moving.
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Very worth visiting place
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This is a very interesting place to visit and reflect on the memorials
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The Royal Signals Service. We will remember them.
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Well worth a visit. Well done to all involved
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Great helped by evocative sunshine , two hours just not enough time to do it justice. Will definitely be back.
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A great memorial to all who have fallen in conflict
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Very thought provoking. Everyone should visit.
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A really interesting day out. A reminder of our history and people's selflessness
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Such atmoshere
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Very informative and a wonderful layout very emotive
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I'm ex Navy and went through the Royal Navy section recently! It was nice to see a memorial to the ships and people lost! Will be going back to see more
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I attended the annual Ride to the Wall for motorcyclists.
The organisation and parking arrangements were fantastic.
Lovely open spaces everywhere, from entering the foyer to The gardens themselves.
There had been a lot of rain and some area of the memorial gardens were still waterlogged, there had been the very real possibility that the ride may not have been possible.
Staff must have worked tirelessly to achieve the feat of getting us Wallers on the park.
All the memorials are respectful and I was especially grateful for the honour paid to so called ‘deserters’ we know so much more about what they experienced that finally we know it wasn’t lack of courage that drove them to leave. Thank you.
The organisation and parking arrangements were fantastic.
Lovely open spaces everywhere, from entering the foyer to The gardens themselves.
There had been a lot of rain and some area of the memorial gardens were still waterlogged, there had been the very real possibility that the ride may not have been possible.
Staff must have worked tirelessly to achieve the feat of getting us Wallers on the park.
All the memorials are respectful and I was especially grateful for the honour paid to so called ‘deserters’ we know so much more about what they experienced that finally we know it wasn’t lack of courage that drove them to leave. Thank you.
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Sombre and fulfilling to all those remembered here.
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Beautifully maintained walk ways, stunning memorials for the fallen and current military personnel, honouring their sacrifices made for the good of the world. Full disabled access and several walks are even dog friendly. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable due to alot being volunteers.
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Absolutely fantastic place took my mum there in August she was amazed
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A lovely, tranquil atmosphere, in a place dedicated to the Remembrance of not only the Military, but for all walks of life. As a bonus it is also a developing wildlife reserve. Good cakes too!
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Wonderful place to visit, everyone should make the effort at least once.
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Moving
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Beautiful and so serene
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Excellent
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Truly humbling, worth a visit, and worth taking the family, loads to see,
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Humbling. Everyone should visit this place. So many lives lost
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