National Memorial Arboretum
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What an amazing place. Definitely worth a visit.
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It's not called the National Memorial Arboretum for nothing. There is a lot to see here. The volunteers are helpful and well informed. Even if you don't attend one of the scheduled talks (do though, if you can) it's well worth talking to the volunteer guides who are more than willing to tell you more about any aspect of the site.<br><br>All day certainly isn't enough to take it all in but we did attend the remembrance in the chapel at 11am, also attended by a visitor from Margate, whose brother was killed in the Falklands war on this day in 1982.
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This memorial I believe should be visited by everybody so they can see what was sacrificed for this country and beyond and how lucky we are .
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Well kept site. Friendly knowledgeable staff. A poem by an nine year old to bring a tear to your eye. Good day all round.
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Such a beautiful well run place. Staff & volunteers are brilliant & knowledgeable.
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Fantastic place,remembering our history and those who fought and died for us.
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Peaceful place to remember those who have served
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Brilliant and so much to see and set in lovely surroundings as much as 70 football fields. The staff were so informative, just so well set out
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A wonderful anniversary took place for the Royal Observer Corps. The Avro Lancaster from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight carried out a flypast with three circuits to commemorate 100 years of the Corps.
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A fantastic visit commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Love this place.
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Brilliant place to honour our fallen hero's who sacrifices mean our today lots of headstones and monument for our fallen disabled access maybe tricky as some step stairs toilets 🚻 in the main centre a small cafe plus a fish and chips van on Friday a free car park small very lovely place gives you a moment to reflect on your life staff very friendly and helpful
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A wonderful place for remembering and reflection
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Love this place it is nice sometimes just to go and sit listening to the birds
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Great visit for VE day.<br>Lots of activities.<br>Great cafe for food and drinks.<br>A small train for £7 each takes less mobile people a tour around.<br>Wheelchair friendly.<br>Memorials are impressive and we must never forget.
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beautiful place to visit.<br>great food.
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Beautifully set out to represent all squadrons. All of them were beautiful memorials. The food and drinks were incredible.
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Excellent experience!!
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Beautiful, huge park with memorials all over. A couple of small playground/obstacle trails and a cute little Stickman trail (pick up the free map from the info counter!). Book parking online to save £3!
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A beautiful, moving place.
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Been putting off visiting for a long time , extremely moving
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Beautiful quiet place to contemplate and remember .
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A place for an old sailor to remember his shipmates
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On all visits in the last few years everything excellent. Your shown to a parking space. A short walk to reception and no matter how many visitors there are the site does not appear crowded so much to see..
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Wonderful place in every way. I have been several times and see something new every time. Don’t expect to see it all in a day. Beautiful, poignant memorials for so many things, fabulous trees of every kind and a path along the riverbank. The land train is a good way to visit key places and the staff are very knowledgeable.
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Very calm and spiritual experience
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