National Memorial Arboretum
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Amazing<br>My second visit and still not seen everything.<br>Well worth a visit
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Very peaceful place. Great experience.
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Very moving lots of history of course<br>Enjoyed our visit
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Just a wonderful place to visit.
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Very atmospheric
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Well worth a visit
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Well worth a visit
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Very good and moving experience. Might be good to keep folks know they will need a map to find things as signage is not always there. An excellent visit and I am sure we will return
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Fantastic experience and emotional
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What an amazing and wonderful place to visit. Beautiful tributes to men, women and children of all ages from all walks of life. Amazing sculptures and landscaping, lots to explore and plenty of seating areas to sit and reflect or just to enjoy a quiet moment in beautiful surroundings. A very nominal fee is charged for parking but entry to the Arboretum itself is free!
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Fantastic place, very well looked after, thought provoking, lots of memorials to see,
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Brilliant hairdresser
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Really interesting place of Respect my friend from over the Pond were jealous. To have Special Memorial wonderful place for all Our Troops who have died on active service fighting for all our freedoms. Will take a day or two to see it all. Wonderfully looked after grounds and Regiments Navy Army RAF and services our Country needs
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An amazing place. Beautiful grounds. So much to see. Very peaceful, good place to think and reflect.
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Very interesting a worthwhile visit, monuments are amazing, quite emotional. Staff professional, friendly and very helpful. Entrance is free but please leave a donation.
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Excellent day out. Very spiritual.
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Wonderful
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Wonderful experience. I was last there 6years ago and what a change beautiful trees and monuments. Friendly staff too.
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A beautiful and inspiring collection of memorials and a site of remembrance.
The site is beautifully and thoughtfully landscaped with even the trees planted relating to the oak in ships. An accessible space and lots to think about in terms of the layers of symbolism and their relationship to the memorials
Staff are very welcoming and a great cafe!
The site is beautifully and thoughtfully landscaped with even the trees planted relating to the oak in ships. An accessible space and lots to think about in terms of the layers of symbolism and their relationship to the memorials
Staff are very welcoming and a great cafe!
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Excellent experience, would fully recommend a visit
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A great tranquil place to visit
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Very nice place, beautiful monuments and well kept grounds.<br>Don't bring your dog!<br>Even if the place is dog friendly you won't be allowed to see majority of the monuments.<br>I respect and fully understand the rules but I would rather be told before driving for 2hrs.<br>The staff seems very divided regarding dogs and there is visible tension regarding this subject.
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A very, very special place.
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What a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. It was so thought provoking as we walked around the different memorials. Yes a lot of them commemorate the army, navy and airforce, but there are lots of other places to see and remember, still born babies, guides.
All of the staff were friendly and informative. There is a place where you can find out about how to track relatives service and military awards, which I will certainly follow up on
We did the train trip as the site is so big, it gave us a very good initial insight and some of the history of the pieces.
All of the staff were friendly and informative. There is a place where you can find out about how to track relatives service and military awards, which I will certainly follow up on
We did the train trip as the site is so big, it gave us a very good initial insight and some of the history of the pieces.
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A moving day introducing grandchildren to such a moving place
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