National Memorial Arboretum
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Beautiful place... Exhibition over priced for what it is but everything else was fab
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Such a fabulous place so well thought out so very well cared for such a emotional place a place for quiet contemplation.
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most amazing place that I've ever been to. I would recommend that people visit probably a few times has there is loads of memorial to see there also a museum to see , cafe for food drink
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Always a fab day x
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Truly beautiful place to visit xx
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Attended the rededication of the Phantom Garden. A truly special event.
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This is a must visit for everyone lovely place to spend the day.
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This video was my third time visiting the National Memorial Arboretum and I still found some fascinating images, symbols and stories. There is a very strong sense of grateful and awed remembrance, but also much to me interest, challenge, and enjoy.<br>The memorials cover all armed forces bit also many civil servants like police and others. The presentations are great, the volunteer helpers are skilled and enthusiastic, and the coffee shop and meal restaurant meet your needs well after a days walking round the Arboretum or even taking the " tour train". Well worth a visit.
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A wonderful opportunity to remember those who sacrificed their lives for our country.
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Excellent place, really nicely done with sensitive memorials for the many who have given the ultimate sacrifice. Very good facilities with a great restaurant. Couldn't really do it justice in one visit so plan to go back in the future
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Thought provoking plus good coffee shop.
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Still immature, this place will develop as the thousands of trees grow. Interesting and thought-provoking memorials to so many different regiments and organisations. The little motor train is a nice way to orientate yourself and decide where to walk to on this large site.
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We would highly recommend a visit to the National Memorial. The site itself is comprised of many smaller memorials to regiments and events alongside the huge central memorial which commemorates those who have died in the line of duty since WW2. We found the Shot At Dawn memorial particularly moving. The staff were helpful and knowledgeable and we spent a happy few hours here exploring the various paths. The site is clean and well-maintained, (though there are a lot of dandelions at the moment!), and you can truly imagine how it will continue to develop as the years pass and the trees mature.
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We will remember them
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Every one should visit at least once an amazing place , from war memorial to personal memorials including children. A thought embracing place! In beautiful surroundings
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Excellent
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Now this is a must even if you have had no one in the armed forces, just to see the scale of whet mankind is willing to pay for our freedom
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Well worth a visit.<br>It honours the dead in a very beautiful and respective way
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Beautiful place respect and peace if you need it.
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WOW what a fantastic place. What thoughts it provoked
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Well worth a visit
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Wonderful peaceful place . Great day out . Staff very helpful .
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Loved it
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Fantastic moving thought provoking
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Well worth a visit.
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