National Memorial Arboretum
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Can't describe in words. Need to go and experience it for yourself.
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Great place to reflect and remember.
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Beautiful Place to show your respect & to remember those who fight and have fought for this country.<br>Picture taken on the annual RTTW in 2017.
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Remember the Fallen
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RTTW
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This was our third visit to the National Memorial Arboretum and the work that has been done enhances your visit greatly.
We attended the annual RTTW which had its 10th Anniversary this year. The staff from the NMA along with RTTW made this an extraordinary day and was superbly organised considering the huge amount of people visiting for the day.
There are now more helpful signs and maps to find the memorials you want to visit. We need to go back again to visit all that we want to see.
This place leaves a lasting impression on you and rightly so. It's a shame that more people nationwide aren't aware of its existence - we live in the North East and a lot of people don't know about the NMA. I feel national press need to give it more coverage. But definitely well worth a visit - or more than just one visit!
We attended the annual RTTW which had its 10th Anniversary this year. The staff from the NMA along with RTTW made this an extraordinary day and was superbly organised considering the huge amount of people visiting for the day.
There are now more helpful signs and maps to find the memorials you want to visit. We need to go back again to visit all that we want to see.
This place leaves a lasting impression on you and rightly so. It's a shame that more people nationwide aren't aware of its existence - we live in the North East and a lot of people don't know about the NMA. I feel national press need to give it more coverage. But definitely well worth a visit - or more than just one visit!
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Went for a look around the aboretum.very special place get a very proud feeling on a visit.very spacious.clean and thoughtful.the memorials are very well done.restaurant very nice.good shop with a variety things to buy.plenty of information to look at and stsff helpful.there is a train that travels around the site which helps if you have mobility probs or so you can to see majority of site as hard to see all in a day.films are shown at different stages in different areas.well worth a visit.tours can be booked.payment is donation based.large carpark with a charge.ideal for disabled visitors.
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This arboretum is a must to visit . You do need to allow plenty of time to look round it it’s surprisingly large. The volunteer are very helpful. You will be surprised to how many different memorials ther are.
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A fitting place to all those who made the supreme sacrifice for others to live in freedom. 150 acres, 30,000 trees and over 300 memorials, you need a day to do it all justice. All the volunteers we approached were extremely helpful and knowledgable. The ‘Shot at Dawn’ Memorial was particularly poignant. Well worth a visit.
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A very lovely peaceful place with amazingly helpful friendly staff. The visitor centre is bright, spacious and airy with good facilities. It's a great place to visit.
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A really great place to go and honour the fallen.we went on the Ride to The Wall .thousands of Bikers paying tribute. Was great to be there .
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Stunning place to go . We never forget
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Did ride to the wall yesterday was well arranged was a privilege to take part would like to return on a less busy day to have a better look around
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This place has evolved into a marvellous celebration and remembrance of the armed forces, emergency services and numerous civilian organisations. A great place for all ages to visit and learn. This is set to become the tourist flagship of the Midlands.
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A very emotional day. Wee had loads of fun. Plenty food and drink. Please donate to keep this special place free to the public. Oh ..and.. how can I forget to mention the fun filled motorbike rally in and out!
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I went to this place during a trip to Wales, The idea was conceived by David Childs in 1988 to honour those service people who gave their lives to serve this country. There are nearly 300 monuments in the extensive grounds, one day will not be enough to see everything, highly recommended.
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Was honoured and humbled to take part in RTTW2017 and was blown away by the size of the place. Being there on such a busy day was tremendous but meant that I only got to see a fraction of what is on offer. Need to spend a weekend there to really benefit and explore everything available.
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It's great to have a place to remember those who have contributed to the Nation. Monuments and trees in manicured setting.
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Very good turn out at ride to the wall lovery day going to take the wife and kids soon to have a proper look
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3rd time in 3 years with RTTW. amazing place beautiful areas. A very poignant place. Amenities get better and better every year.
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A must visit to honour our fallen hero's. RTTW.
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A great day,an amazing place
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Absolutely stunning collection of war memorials from all around the world. A must see to appreciate the sacrifice involved in times of conflict.
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It a great place to spend the day you can learn about different aspects of the World wars. The staff are very knowledgeable and known what they are talking about. The food is also great
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Lovely memorials, beautiful trees. Well laid out.
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