National Memorial Arboretum
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A MUST GO place , what a wonderful site..very educational
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God bless you all R I P
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Great place to go for a day out, lots to see
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Very relaxing ,well laid out,brilliant for a walk ,peaceful as it should be.
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Great helped by evocative sunshine , two hours just not enough time to do it justice. Will definitely be back.
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A great memorial to all who have fallen in conflict
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Very thought provoking. Everyone should visit.
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A really interesting day out. A reminder of our history and people's selflessness
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Such atmoshere
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Very informative and a wonderful layout very emotive
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I'm ex Navy and went through the Royal Navy section recently! It was nice to see a memorial to the ships and people lost! Will be going back to see more
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I attended the annual Ride to the Wall for motorcyclists.<br>The organisation and parking arrangements were fantastic.<br>Lovely open spaces everywhere, from entering the foyer to The gardens themselves.<br>There had been a lot of rain and some area of the memorial gardens were still waterlogged, there had been the very real possibility that the ride may not have been possible.<br>Staff must have worked tirelessly to achieve the feat of getting us Wallers on the park.<br>All the memorials are respectful and I was especially grateful for the honour paid to so called ‘deserters’ we know so much more about what they experienced that finally we know it wasn’t lack of courage that drove them to leave. Thank you.
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Sombre and fulfilling to all those remembered here.
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Beautifully maintained walk ways, stunning memorials for the fallen and current military personnel, honouring their sacrifices made for the good of the world. Full disabled access and several walks are even dog friendly. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable due to alot being volunteers.
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Absolutely fantastic place took my mum there in August she was amazed
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A lovely, tranquil atmosphere, in a place dedicated to the Remembrance of not only the Military, but for all walks of life. As a bonus it is also a developing wildlife reserve. Good cakes too!
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Amazing place, so beautiful but so sad, need at least a whole day as its 150 acres but best to do your tour in sections otherwise you will miss something's, restaurant very good but not cheap
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Beautiful grounds, great visitors centre and friendly staff.
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Ciekawe miejsce na spędzenie czasu na świeżym powietrzu. Polecam
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Brilliant place excellent staff
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It is very though provoking. Great walks there. I went for the Christmas illuminations which were really good. Just need a separate queue for drinks on that event.
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I went here with combatt Stress the first week it opened can't wait to go back will try to find my old bosses name maj Paul harding
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Tranquil, well maintained, classy setting for all who have served.
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Visited here with a friend and our babies under 1. Best walk I’ve ever been on. Every member of staff from those on the grounds to those in the restaurant went that extra mile . Majority of grounds are paved so suitable for pushchairs which is very handy this time of year. So many beautiful and informative memorials. The place is very big yet spotlessly clean. Can tell a lot of work and passion goes into the arboretum. Can’t believe I didn’t know this existed . Lots of parking, food was lovely and very resonantly priced and lots of parent and child parking. Will definitely be returning to make a donation.
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Impressed by:
Welcome from volunteers
Light and spacious facility.
Well spaced car parking - £3 per day.
Greatly appreciated
1 The talk in the Far East section at 12 noon given by an assured and confident volunteer.
2 The buggy ride at 1.30 led by a well informed and approachable volunteer.
This is a major attraction for Staffordshire and we need to revisit.
Only adverse comment is that whilst the shop had books on Spitfires there were no models or mugs for sale depicting Spitfires or Hurricanes. Is this an oversight or are they so popular?
Welcome from volunteers
Light and spacious facility.
Well spaced car parking - £3 per day.
Greatly appreciated
1 The talk in the Far East section at 12 noon given by an assured and confident volunteer.
2 The buggy ride at 1.30 led by a well informed and approachable volunteer.
This is a major attraction for Staffordshire and we need to revisit.
Only adverse comment is that whilst the shop had books on Spitfires there were no models or mugs for sale depicting Spitfires or Hurricanes. Is this an oversight or are they so popular?
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