National Memorial Arboretum
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An absolutely brilliant place to go and pay your respects. Peaceful. As I was in the Royal Signals
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Amazing, thought provoking, peaceful, helpful friendly voluntary staff, beautiful place.
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Definitely worth a visit, very awe inspiring.
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Went for the stick man trail and the kids loved it!
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A great memorial place. Remembered the first and second world war. A lot of countries wouldn't have a memorial as good as this and definitely not England. Spanning over 50 acres you may need more than a day out for a family. Nice cafe with nice views. Free books you can borrow for the day for the children but most importantly had a lot of work done to make it. It has a big center which is near the entrance with all the names of people who had died in wars. Quite sad for me 😥. The amount of memorials goes into the many tens and they are all beautifully crafted with my favourite stone.
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Lovely place to go to reflect on your own mortality.
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Mesmorising place well worth a visit
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This place is amazing we travelled from northumberland it was well worth it. Some of the memorials have original items on them and the volunteers we very informative free to go in and £3 parking for a full day. If your in this area we worth a trip to.
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Very lovely place to visit
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Beautiful, thought provoking place. A fitting tribute to the fallen.
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Serene, spotless, very helpful volunteers
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A must visit destination in the UK. Beautifully kept remembrance gardens. Lovely restaurant and café. All run by charming volunteers and staff.
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Excellent
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excellent, very moving.
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Thoughtful memorial on large campus
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A stunning and atmospheric place, well maintained. An excellent team of informed staff.
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Excellent place. Always see something different every time we go.
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Great evening out carol singing
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Please please please take time to visit this amazing tribute to our armed forces and the people who have given their lives in defending this country it's s a very calming sombre place set over a large expanse of woodland by a river walking through you come across magical and beautiful tributes to the fallen on top of the hill is the truly magnificent main section with all the names carved onto granite walls its free to go around all it costs is £3 car park but you can donate whatever you want to. Beautiful. Charming thoughtful sombre please go and see this place
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Really nice place. Good cafe restaurant and many many moving memorials. Glad to be a Waller and regular visitor.
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Excellent what a fabulous place this is. Well worth a few visits to get around.
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A very calming place to visit restaurant very clean
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Very poignant...
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Thought provoking
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#veteran #LestWeForget great staff, very helpful in helping you find what you want to see
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