National Memorial Arboretum
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Went down with colleagues to remember HMP staff lost. My first visit but not my last.
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Highly recommend the buggy tour. Not only to you get to see more of the grounds but you get the stories behind the memorials too. Denis was our guide and he is very knowledgeable about the RAF history which was our particular interest, lovely to have met you Denis
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An amazing place! Somewhere that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime. Perfectly kept, memorials honouring service men and women from all conflicts, as well as police, fire and ambulance services. Volunteers always on hand to answer any questions. Wheelchair accessible throughout. Booking recommend online to guarantee entry. A thoroughly good visit.
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Lovely location, very well maintained .
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Beautiful place to visit. Children loved it and the Stick man trail. Lovely cafe/restaurant. Great place to visit and very humbling.
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Lovely serene place, great for a stroll around exploring the whole area. Lovely day and we will return for another visit. Take a picnic, lots of places to sit and enjoy.
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Beautiful place didnt realise it was Pre book only however not busy so let us in ...<br>So if you want to visit my advice would be pre book (free entry )£4 carpark...
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Beautiful landscaped Gardens and so many memorials to see
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A beautiful location to reflect and grace all that have given their lives for us, to live as we do now! Respect.
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Well worth a visit so tranquil
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Fantastic day out with my family. Lots to see and an emotional place to visit. My grandad was a Far East Prisoner of War and the memorial to those who lost their lives and those who survived that terrible place was heartbreaking.
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Very moving
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Lovely place, spent around 4 hours there looking at the memorials and such beautiful trees. Not crowded, very clean and well kept, with volunteers on hand to offer information if needed. Everyone should visit here.
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A moving testament to the service & civilian personnel who have contributed to conflicts around the globe unfortunately marred by the overzealous car park attendant.
On arrival I was asked for booking reference which I had not pre booked after checking the website earlier that morning & deciding to turn up on spec.
I was advised I should check the website & if I had arrived today 28/07/21 as opposed to yesterday would not have been admitted which is not the case although part of the site was unavailable to the general public.
In hindsight I would recommend pre booking to avoid any confrontation.
On arrival I was asked for booking reference which I had not pre booked after checking the website earlier that morning & deciding to turn up on spec.
I was advised I should check the website & if I had arrived today 28/07/21 as opposed to yesterday would not have been admitted which is not the case although part of the site was unavailable to the general public.
In hindsight I would recommend pre booking to avoid any confrontation.
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Very memorable trip. Paid respects to some old mates and fellow veterans. Thank you for making it possible.
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We will remember them<br>God bless you all
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Fantastic place, very serene, beautifully tended, friendly staff.
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Having waited so very long to visit, personally and as a family we were not disappointed. A very thought provoking, reflective and moving experience. There are no words to describe the beauty of this place. Every memorial is just beauty, the Far East is unreal, ‘Shot at Dawn’ is particularly moving, to be honest it made me feel unwell but it brings hone such a message. The facilities are fantastic snd the staff engaging, respectful snd just lovely people. This place should be on the national curriculum and all school children should visit please g do I gone you will not be disappointed. Thank you
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Went see luna cinema. Such a lovely place with nice gardens and friendly staff. Will be returning
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A very thought provoking experience.
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I did not realise it was as big as it was so it might take more than one visit. It was a great place though to visit and learn and look.
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This is a Magnificent place to visit. Spotlessly clean and beautifully kept it is a place that honours the people who served their country, men, women, children and animals both at home and away in service.<br>It is a beautiful memorial to all if them. It is free to get in, where you can buy a map at £3 to find what you want to see. There is also a book at £7.50 which is a bargain and wealth of information to read through later.<br>This place is huge to walk around and even with a full day hard to stop and take everything in. There is a train that runs round at £7 each with a reduction for very young children, with a commentary running telling you about each area. There are also sort of large golf carts that take about 7 passengers which include a guide, tea and coffee and lunch.<br>The staff are amazing, open friendly and very informative.<br>I can't recommend this enough but a tremendous amount of walking. Dogs allowed too on leads.
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What an amazing, peaceful place. Wonderful atmosphere. Well worth a visit, no matter your age!
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Brilliant
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Peaceful and reflective place to visit to remember the military fallen.
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