National Memorial Arboretum
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A lovely historic place.
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There are memorials here for most organisations that you can think of (and plenty you don't know as well). It's laid out in a beautiful, spacious landscape with the main memorial to all servicemen and women who lost their lives on active service since 1945 at its epicentre. You'd need a full day,at least, to see all of the memorials but even going for a couple of hours is worthwhile for a wander around the grounds. It's free to get in but voluntary contributions are requested which, after seeing how well looked after the place is, you don't mind giving at all.
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Its immaculately well kept.
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Amazing
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Beautiful location. Very moving. Will be returning.
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They never failed to educate, inspire and leave me in awe and wonder. Great facilities, plenty of space for everyone to do their own thing, great for families or just a trip down memory lane. Lots of benches for you to sit and reflect. Friendly and helpful volunteers.
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A fitting memorial to our brave Servicemen who have given their lives for our freedom.
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Excellent, thought provoking and informative. Though predominantly dealing with military memorials there are a number of civilian memorials to neonatal deaths, those dying in road traffic accidents, the Quakers, the WI, etc. .
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Awesome and humbling place.
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Very good
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Well worth a visit. Many memorials to see and very informative.
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Very humbling but very uplifting.
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This is the best one we've been to go quite often my husband was in army and T A its just a lovely place to visit.
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Great place to visit
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Fantastic Tribute..
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Beautiful place, £3 all day parking fee ! This place is a must, shame our lost men n women will never see it, amazing day, yet sad n emotional!
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An inexpensive (£3.00 to park all day and no admission fee) but thought-provoking place to visit. Very worthwhile indeed. Beautiful arboretum with 75miles of walkways around which backs on to the river Tame and national forest (all accessible) This is not a memorial park just for the ‘services’ but other organisations too e.g railway personnel, circus folk etc. People have remembered loved ones by paying for a beautiful tree to be planted in their memory. Gorgeous blossom all around when I visited. There are regular special days (see their website) and on the day I visited it was ‘vintage’ day with 40’s live music, costumes and memorabilia plus a pop up craft market. There is access to the main monument by stairs which is a great shame for veterans in wheelchairs as I walked all the way round but couldn’t see a ramp access. The food in the cafe quickly sold out on the busy day too. Overall a fabulous place to visit and for me a place to remember dear friends from the services sadly departed too early.
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Incredible grounds. Well worth repeated visits.
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Fantastic place a true credit to the people who look after the site, a suitable memorial to our hero's.
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Respect for the staff who do a sterling job immaculate and well kept as it should be
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Amazing place. Good cafe. Could spend a day there.
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Appropriately respectful place. Always wonderful to visit and great to take the kids to.
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An excellent memorial honoring those who served their country
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Great place to vist
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A wonderful place to go and remember those lost in conflicts since the first world war, there is also a children's remembrance garden which is in a lovely quiet spot. I highly recommend a visit.
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