National Memorial Arboretum
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Very moving. Beautiful in the autumn sunshine.
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Great place
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It was an honour to go there and pay my respect to all the solders
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Really moving place and helpful staff full of knowledge and nothing was to much for them
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A wonderful place of remembrance, a tribute and lasting legacy to everyone that served to secure our future and a lesson for us all. Moreover the 150 acres are a delight to walk through and around. We must return.
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Went here over the weekend and found it a fascinating place to visit.Thete are 150 acres and 300 memorials to see. There is a land train with commentary which will take you round which costs £6 And it's well worth going on this and maybe choosing a few memorials to visit in greater detail.There is a lovely restaurant serving decent price meals and snacks. The cost of admission is £7.50 or £6 for concessions
A place well worth a visit
A place well worth a visit
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Beautiful place to visit
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Very thought provoking place with excellent amenities.
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What a wonderful memorial to service men and women, well worth the day out. The land train is a great way to see many of the memorials and for a very small cost (£6 at time of reveiw ). Entry to the arboretum is free with a small car park charge (£3 at time of review). An extremely humbling experience but also very informative and interesting.
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Lovely day for a visit but very busy. Last day of half term holiday could be the reason
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Great place to visit, spent all day here. Staff all friendly and good quality and value in cafe and restaurant
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Went for the Twilight Trek, which is held annually. Huge, young arboretum, many memorials, mostly war ones. The Far East PoW exhibition is especially touching and thought-provoking.
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Awesome, must visit recommend
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I'm ex services so whatever I say about this place will be biased 😉
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Wow what a beautiful memorial to our fallen. So humbling to walk and take in the memorials I came to see the Afghanistan memorial as I have links to the Royal Marines so knew many names on this memorial in particular Ben Reddy. I also wanted to see the memorial to the poor deserters who should never had to die. Bought a couple more poppies for our church display, and a poppy mug. Some lovely bits in the shop.
This is all a beautiful memorial to those that never came Home
This is all a beautiful memorial to those that never came Home
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Respect
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A day isn't long enough. Fantastic.
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Went with friends to unveil a new memorial to the 36th division. It's in the world war 1 section complete with a bunker.the arboretum is free to get in but their is a car parking charges which is very reasonable especially when you can spend all day there. It is a huge place with lots to see. a tranquil and poignant area a must for all to see
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My second visit here and yet again impressed by the peaceful nature of the place. Many interesting memorials to look at and a wide variety of trees to admire. Good refreshments in the centre.
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Lots to see if this is your thing. Take a tour round the site for the less able. Listen to the commentary. Need a fine day.
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Well worth a visit
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Excellent. Great breath of fresh air. My son pushed me in my wheelchair all the way round.
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Recently visited on the Scooterist Ride of Remembrance. A fantastic place to walk around and great for the kids. A good café and restaurant make it an all day experience.
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It is of course full of memorials to many different organisations, military units and wars. The huge walls with thousands of names of Armed Forces killed since WW2 is particularly striking. It is a huge site and impossible to see everything. It is easy to walk around and the facilities are top notch.
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