National Memorial Arboretum
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A fantastic place to visit with memorials to the Armed forces and lots more
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RTTW 2018 ....Beautiful place..puts things in perspective
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So special
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Everyone should visit to give thanks for their sacrifices
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Fantastic walks , very humbling.
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A moving and reflective visit. Great on-sight facilities, unable to see all in one day, free entrance.
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What an incredible place, to see how the wall and the way it is laid out .a place everyone should try and visit to pay respect to our fallen heros.
The whole thing is so moving
The whole thing is so moving
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Visited for a WW1 Spotlight talk which is free for Friends of the NMA (is well worth joining as you get a regular newsletter).
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Humbling and uplifting at the same time. Attended Ride to the Wall. We will return to explore more.
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Beautiful and peaceful
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Always a Humbling place to visit. The facilities are constantly being improved year on year.
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Beautiful, moving, humbling nothing else to say.
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Emotional day in beautiful surrounding.
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This is a lovely place to visit and to pay your respect to the life's lost to the people who defend our country
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One the most poignant and important places ive had the honour of visiting
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We had an excellent visit here today, made very welcome by all of the Staff, I would recommend the Land Train £6 if you have not been before as you get taken around most of the site and you can make your way back to anything in particular that you want to see. Some very moving memorials and monuments to me the most poignant was The Shot At Dawn Memorial which depicts the young soldiers of WW1 shot because they were very very frightened and ran away later to be pardoned in 2006. Must compliment the excellent Sunday Roast i sought out the Chef afterwards to thank her put that into a Pub environment with a blazing fire you would be onto a winner
2 Observations I see that yet again Bomber Command has no memorial (They were not murderers they did an exceptional job in difficult times) secondly why do you not charge a nominal entrance fee of £2/3 I do not think most people would object and it would bring in a tremendous amount of money
2 Observations I see that yet again Bomber Command has no memorial (They were not murderers they did an exceptional job in difficult times) secondly why do you not charge a nominal entrance fee of £2/3 I do not think most people would object and it would bring in a tremendous amount of money
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What a fabulous place well worth a visit
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This is an amazing place to visit. Everyone is helpful and friendly. With many memorials for various forces, life boats, police, millitary and even babies who are born sleeping are remembered here. Peaceful spots to sit and reflect, give thanks and remember all we have lost. There's something for everyone and is easy to get around no matter to ability level.
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A Thought provoking and moving place to visit.
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Ride To The Wall
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Just done the ride to the wall . Loved it
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RTTW 2018. Another excellent visit and fantastic event. Well done to all involved.
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Beautiful place
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First class had a fantastic experience at the rttw
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