National Memorial Arboretum
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A fantastic place to spend a day and pay your respects to our the people that have died in the service of our country.
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Absolutely beautiful place for a quiet, reflective walk. Peaceful and tranquil
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Beautiful tranquil place.
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Excellent
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Beautiful place, everyone should visit
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Fantastic place with so much history. Allow yourself a full day there to be able to see everything. The staff are extremely helpful and informative. There's also a Land Train which provides an excellent opportunity for those who struggle with walking to see everything. It has brilliant spoken commentary too. Parking costs are reasonable for a whole day and the restaurant and shop have plenty to offer too. It's a must visit for all ages.
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Wonderful
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Extremely helpful volunteers.
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It was a bit cold and smelt a little funny. Lots of fun statues though - good one of a bear.
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Beautiful, thought provoking peaceful place.
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Really interesting place, with a lot to take in. Somewhere that's makes you think
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Very nice place to remember
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Piece of history, loads of monuments. Good place for Reflection.
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This place is a must for anyone with who has lost a family member or friend in the services
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A special place, very well thought through. Highly recommend the buggy tour.
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A peaceful and moving place set in lovely surroundings.
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Quite emotive. Some of the memorials need a bit of tlc
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Great for a day out, the grounds are huge with interesting and diverse memorials. Excellent visitor centre and restaurant. Worth a visit. Dogs are only allowed around the outside of the grounds though.
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Very moving to see the effort that volunteers put in to create this memorial I advise it takes 2 good days to cover all of the site
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Excellent day out.
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A good place to pay your respects to the fallen.
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Superb memorial for all those who have lost their lives in conflict A very moving and emotional place to visit
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A vast and excellent place to visit id only for a less somber reason.
The building itself is vast, cathedral-like even. There is a shop and cafe as well as lots of information within the building itself.
The grounds are absolutely huge and you could get slightly lost or out of breath. If you attend after a rainy week you should take boots. The ground does not drain well and you will get wet and muddy feed.
There is golf style transport around the grounds if you aren't an olympian. And an entire trench system for little (and big) kids to play in.
There are picnic benches and areas dotted throughout and should be used.
The staff are friendly and wise. It's a great day out if a little tricky to get to on foot or public transport.
The building itself is vast, cathedral-like even. There is a shop and cafe as well as lots of information within the building itself.
The grounds are absolutely huge and you could get slightly lost or out of breath. If you attend after a rainy week you should take boots. The ground does not drain well and you will get wet and muddy feed.
There is golf style transport around the grounds if you aren't an olympian. And an entire trench system for little (and big) kids to play in.
There are picnic benches and areas dotted throughout and should be used.
The staff are friendly and wise. It's a great day out if a little tricky to get to on foot or public transport.
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Unique experience and a fitting tribute to all who lost their lives in perilous times.
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A fantastic place.a fine tribute to our fallen heroes
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