National Memorial Arboretum
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A soulful place to visit. Great cafeteria with reasonable prices.
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Lovely place to visit.
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Attended the Ride To The Wall for the 1st time in 2019, amazing place
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Me and my girlfriend came here on cold, wet and eventually sunny January day.
It was first time I been here for 5 years and still a wonderful place recognising the fallen from the armed services plus other emergency services.
The was a lot places flooded due to heavy rain such as the Polish momument but the arch was good.
It was emotional for my girlfriend as she was an ex Miltary wife and personally knew 2 people on the Basra Wall.
Afterwards we treated ourselves for Coffee and Cake which was lovely and didn't cost the earth.
This place is a must be visit and is become sacred to this nation
It was first time I been here for 5 years and still a wonderful place recognising the fallen from the armed services plus other emergency services.
The was a lot places flooded due to heavy rain such as the Polish momument but the arch was good.
It was emotional for my girlfriend as she was an ex Miltary wife and personally knew 2 people on the Basra Wall.
Afterwards we treated ourselves for Coffee and Cake which was lovely and didn't cost the earth.
This place is a must be visit and is become sacred to this nation
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This is an amazing place , it's not a glorification of war but a celebration of rememberence for the lives lost due to war ... Simply amazing and moving
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Remembering the fallen who have served for this country
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I want to visit again in summer its such a lovely place
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Amazing place good cafe
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Our friends drove us there. I didn’t have any enthusiasm to see a load of trees! How wrong could I have been. This venue commemorates all who have served our country from prisoners of war, sub mariners to evacuees...at the central commemorative ...no I am not saying any more, just go there. You will feel humbled, grateful, proud, awed. It is the best most understated beautiful place I have ever been
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Such an emotional experience. God bless them all.
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Second time I’ve visited. Being ex military and an Afghan veteran I have a personal connection to a few of the monuments. But even if you aren’t it’s still an amazing place to visit, enjoy a lovely walk, maybe even a cake and coffee at the end. We took our dog on this visit also. Even with all the rain in the past months they’ve done well at keeping the green areas looking well.
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Words can't describe
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A bit of a Mish mash
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A really memorable experience. So quiet and peaceful. It was really moving to see memorials to those who gave their lives for the country
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Very moving.
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Beautiful memorial park. Worth taking the land train around the site before you start walking around, the guide book is a quality buy too. Accessible and lovely to walk around. Would allow a whole day to explore properly, would take a picnic as the cafe could work out pretty expensive.
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Peaceful place to remember past mate
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National Memorial Arboretum is a brilliant place to Explore - Discover - Remember.
With over 330 memorials in over 150 acres this place is perfect for reflection.
Free entry but donation boxes scattered around.
Train and buggy rides around site available at a small cost.
Various talks and services take place throughout the day.
Fantastic indoor museum very informative. Lovely cafe and gift shop.
So much to explore.
With over 330 memorials in over 150 acres this place is perfect for reflection.
Free entry but donation boxes scattered around.
Train and buggy rides around site available at a small cost.
Various talks and services take place throughout the day.
Fantastic indoor museum very informative. Lovely cafe and gift shop.
So much to explore.
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Just amazing!
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Great place, helpful friendly staff, very well kept.
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I went here during a Kirbys coach holiday, entrance is free. The site is large with may items to be seen, at the time I was there much flooding was evident. There is a cafe on site, prices were reasonable and the food good. A visit needs at least two hours to see everything, a visit is highly recommended.
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Awe inspiring location
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Calm and spiritual. Beautiful arms forces memorial. Very friendly volunteers and staff. Large resturant. Dog friendly in places
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Breathtaking
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Inspiring, emotional, heartbreaking, beautiful and a perfect way to remember those that fraught to give us the freedom we enjoy now.
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