National Memorial Arboretum
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Always a good day out, humbling and interesting.
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It's a very humbling place
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Excellent informative but heart wrentching
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super well kept, friendly staff and guides. it's great place in all aspects.
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A lovely service today. So proud. Thank u x
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Really moving service for Armistice 100
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Great place to go well worth a visit
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Unexpected bonus of a visit here on our way to Scotland and the Edinburgh Tattoo
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Mesmorising place well worth a visit
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Lovely place to go & remember the fallen. It was lovely all lit up for the illumination event.
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Very sad and moving memorial to those who gave their life for their country and for those who gave their life from other countries for our country
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Nice peaceful and humbling place to walk around and to view all those memorial to the brave men and women, who, served in the armed forces and gave their lives in the name of freedom
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Really interesting and well worth the time to take a good look around
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Beautiful gardens to walk thru, plenty of things for the whole family, take time to also pay respects to our fallen heros, lest we forget 🇬🇧
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Great achievement, respect for the achievement
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Amazing place
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Visited several times before but took the grandchildren this time. Massive site but land train is available for those of limited mobility. Mainly military memorials ( we realised just how little we knew about the sacrifices made on our behalf) but there are individual memorials. A true place of remembrance. Small parking fee but entry to arboretum is free , although donations are always welcome.
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We visited to see the Christmas evening illuminations. It was quite a unique and special event. We would like to go again next year.
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Peaceful place - lovely for a walk and some reflection
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Amazing and emotional, a humbling experience to witness and pay tribute to those that served, died and contributed to the various campaigns and causes. Easy to navigate, plenty of signage to assist, friendly and helpful staff, could spend a whole day, and still miss lots, remember, it's a charity, and lots of volunteers, they rely on donations to maintain and improve, so give generously.
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Very calming walking along specially at night with flourescent lighting<br>Well worth admission fee<br>Restaurant very clean and pleasant staff throughout
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Four of us visited in July on a really hot day. It was enormous and we must have walked for hours. It covered every aspect of all the wars worldwide, nobody was forgotten even Deserters that were shot at dawn and Post Traumatic Stress victims were honoured too which was particularly moving for me. Trees had also been planted for personal bereavements. The carvings were magnificent. It is somewhere we will spend another day visiting as a very humbling and moving experience. There were two types of restaurants.
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Lest we forget
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Take your time and a hankie. Well worth pausing in your busy life to reflect. PERSPECTIVE
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