National Memorial Arboretum
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We parked in the car park and did a walk as part of the National Forest walks. The volunteer who came over to find out what we were doing was most courteous and helpful and that carried on when we arrived at the back of the arboretum. It really is a lovely place to visit. Everything I come there is something new to see. All the volunteers are helpful and very knowledgeable. A must see for anyone even if you haven't lost anyone to war.
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Perfect, so appropriate for it's purpose too. Easy to get in the moment and remember. So beautifully kept. How do they keep it so immaculate with only charity finance?
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Lovely place very peaceful need at least two days to see it all it's lovely
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Excellent but moving experience, wil definitely visit again next time I'm in the area.
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Amazing place, very calming and family friendly
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Awesome day so moving and thought provoking. Need to visit more than once to take everything in. Very good cafe and very reasonably priced.
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This venue is one of those places each individual should visit particularly if they have any immediate or past connection to those who served in the forces. The venue is vast with a huge variety of monuments all of which are in impeccable condition & it would take 2 days to cover all the grounds.
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Excellent place to visit would definately recomend, needs a full day to get around it though
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Extremely beautiful and serene place, set out with grace and respect. Highly recommend visiting. Will be returning again and again regardless of the weather.
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Lovely walk around but the kids were bored
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Absolutely stunning . I go there twice a year to visit as being a member of the RAF to pay respect to fallen comrades
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A reminder of all those sacrifices that our forebears have made for us in a really peaceful setting
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Fantastic !! GED should go
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Very moving and humbling place to visit.
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Well laid out and exceptionally well maintained. All staff were helpful and there is a calm feel to the place - even the restaurant. They catered for Coeliacs and I had a ham salad sandwich on white, gluten free bread. There was carrot cake as well, all kept separately.
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Very moving place. Especially seeing the trees, representing children who have died.
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An amazing and very moving place for everyone.
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Good transport for non walkers to get around the park.
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Absolutely humbling
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Lovely place , to pay your respects to those that have given so much .
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Brilliant place ...well worth a visit...free to enter, make a donation when you leave.
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Huge place a must see a very emotional place
Well worth a visit for all ages
Well worth a visit for all ages
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The NMA is immaculate, as you would expect for such a poignant place. The new visitor centre is a great addition.
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Very moving experience
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Beautiful well informed train tour
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