National Memorial Arboretum
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Great place to visit
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Very thought provoking and set in some beautiful grounds that will become both colourful and fragrant as the spring progresses. Quite a lot of building work still going on around the main entrance but remainder of grounds virtually building free.
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Very thoughtful and moving place well worth a visit
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Please go there!!
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Very sombre place well worth a visit to reflect on humanity and the constant wars we as a nation seem always be involved in
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Such a wonderful place to visit.
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I love the NMA but we went last week and took our dog as the website says dog friendly . Yes we were able to take him but the areas where dogs are allowed are quite restricted and although we we given a map to show where to go it wasn't a very clear map and the actual site isn't very well signposted.
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Fantastic place to visit. Staff without exception outstanding.
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Great day out đź‘Ť
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Touching tribute to our armed forces and other services. In idyllic surroundings
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Excellent day out here, a real surprise.
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Very humbling
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A good day out. We took the landtrain, it's a good choice on a cold day. Looking forward to going again in the summer to walk around.
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Great place to visit
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Fantastic wet and a bit windy but worth the visit and would recomend it if only to visit the once
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Great place see history and remember lost people
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As a UK HM Forces Veteran this is a very special place.
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Very sobering thought invoking
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Lovely place, so close to home, shame about the weather but that didn’t stop us spending over 2 and a half hours out in the rain and cold exploring!
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Quiet, poignant and thought provoking.
Pam took us on a guided buggy tour
She was knowledgeable and experienced
We will return to see the rest
Pam took us on a guided buggy tour
She was knowledgeable and experienced
We will return to see the rest
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It is a place for reflection and remembrance. I always feel better after a visit. The restaurant is full or wonderful meals and treats. A separate coffee shop is separate with lots of treats to eat. The guides and staff are fantastic. Nothing is too much trouble. Please go., but not on a wet windy day. A train will take you round, or book a buggy. Enjoy
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The NMA is a beautiful place to walk and remember those service personnel who have passed
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Fabulous! Can't believe they rely on donations! Wear comfortable shoes if you want to cover the whole area and see everything (although there is a land train you can pay for)...usually windy!
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A fitting tribute to our fallen heroes
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Excellent place to visit,, you may need 2 days to cover it all.
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