National Memorial Arboretum
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Excellent visit, too much to see in 1 day will return..
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Great educatipn
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Immaculately kept place.
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Fantastic, the stories behind each memorial is amazing, and the planting is meaningful and appropriate. One visit is not enough. Buggy and train tours available £6 well worth it.
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An excellent dedication to the fallen. This is a quiet, sombre place that is always peaceful. You can visit various memorials of different military organisations and units.
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Amazing
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Very moving
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Well worth a visit.
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Peaceful thought provoking and beautiful
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The illuminations,on till the 21st Dec, have made an already beautiful place into something magical
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My wife, myself and a friend visited yesterday 13th December from Chelmsford Essex.we came to see the lights. We all agree it was a fantastic experience. Lets hope it is repeated again. Because we stayed overnight we were also able to visit again today.
We were very lucky to meet a very charming lady whose name was Pamela. She showed us some monuments we wanted to see, using a golf buggy as my wife is unable to walk very far. She was a great help and we are very proud to have met her. We would also like to thank all other members of staff who we had the plesure to meet while we were there.
We hope to return in early spring to see more. Once again thanks to everyone we met.
From: Dennis and Brenda Laws and also Carole Robertson
We were very lucky to meet a very charming lady whose name was Pamela. She showed us some monuments we wanted to see, using a golf buggy as my wife is unable to walk very far. She was a great help and we are very proud to have met her. We would also like to thank all other members of staff who we had the plesure to meet while we were there.
We hope to return in early spring to see more. Once again thanks to everyone we met.
From: Dennis and Brenda Laws and also Carole Robertson
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A great day out, a lot to see and do there. We were there for 4 hours and did not get around it all. FREE entry but if you want to get on the land train I believe there is a charge. The cafe has a good selection of food and drink at reasonable prices.
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Inspirational
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A very moving experience. They are developing a fantastic memorial.
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Good for remembering and paying your respects
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Wonderful place, very moving. Lots to see and make you think.....
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The people are amazing. Really enjoyed the few hours we had here. Definitely going back.
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Wonderful place, well worth a visit
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Such a moving place to go and see
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Interesting combo of history and landscape. Land train provides good overview but frustrating that you can't get on and off. Some views obstructed by low roof. Tasty lunches
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Lovely place and could have spent hours. 4 stars only from us because we wished we'd made alternative arrangements for our dogs as it's not quite as dog friendly as we'd interpreted. Unmanned motorhome car park is further away from the museum so weren't prepared to leave the dogs there, the tying posts weren't very close to what we'd want to see and it rained heavily. Young assistant in the cafe had to ask if we could bring the dogs in. We didn't get as much out of our day as hoped, but will be back.
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Great place for a peaceful walk
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Amazing, emotional and thought provoking place
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Made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end great Royal Marine memorial
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Fabulous place with helpful staff. As an ex serviceman it made me feel sad but proud .Lest we forget Cede Nullis
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