National Memorial Arboretum
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Excellent we will be back again many more to see from our last visit
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Really nice to visit the grounds are perfect
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The experience of the Arboretum is just thought provoking, emotional, calm uplifting and sad all at the same time.<br><br>You need time to explore the whole Arboretum. The cafe is well worth a visit. Coffee machine is slow, however it's not instant coffee it's full of beans.<br>Will be going again.
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Thought provoking
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Beautiful place, adapted for disabled use
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I would highly recommend anyone to visit. It's so peaceful but also very touching seeing all the different armed forces monuments and also the wooded areas that's dedicated not only all the services but children and road traffic accident victim's.
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Reverent trip with school of children. Wrap up warm and bring walking legs 👍
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Amazing tribute to the fallen. So many different memorials truly breathtaking
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Very touching place paid my respects to my fallen friends
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Visited the new conference centre. Very modern, clean and a vast improvement for meetings. Such a moving place to visit. Thank you to all the Staff and Volunteers.
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A place for your own contemplation, and interesting to walk around the various areas. Took walking shoes as once you are off the main path there are interesting areas.
Shot at Dawn talk was interesting..
Walked around and stayed for 2 hours.
thank you...
Shot at Dawn talk was interesting..
Walked around and stayed for 2 hours.
thank you...
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Lovely place to go, thought provoking, humbling. Dogs are allowed.
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It is without doubt the best memorial in the country, however can be boggy when it's had a lot of rain.
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Brilliant experience as ex forces cannot recommend this place enough
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It is a lovely peaceful place to visit. You couldn't do it in one day. Nice new visitors centre and always something new to see well recommended do visit
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A place everyone should visit to say thank you to all those people that served and to those that did not make it home , that gives us the lives we have.
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It's a wonderful, peaceful, tranquil,place to go pay your respects,and clear your mind,
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Beautiful place to pay respect to all we've lost and who are still serving. Xxx
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The thought and quality of consideration that went into developing this wonderful Memorial is a tribute to those who lost their lives during the Great Wars, and other conflicts. A very emotional and outstanding memory to those, who we should be so proud and grateful too. They gave the ultimate sacrifice. God, make sure they rest in peace.
We will never be forget them.
We will never be forget them.
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Good disabled access, and interesting historical. Tributes to the fallen in all conflicts
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We attend an annual event at the NMA called RTTW, where thousands pay their respects to those that gave their lives for our freedoms. The site is massive with memorials covering the Anglo Boer wars and some beyond to the most recent conflicts where British Soldiers from all Arms have paid the ultimate price. We Will Remember Them.
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Absolutely brilliant a must for all.
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Great place to visit.
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An inspirational place
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An extremely interesting and very moving place to visit. Impossible to do in one day. A several days visit is recommended.
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