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In July 2023, walt2382016 said about National Memorial Arboretum
Explore the new world
Visited the Arboretum at the war memorial gardens today. What brought me was the Wild Rumpus, Explore the New World exhibition.
It’s a marvellous way of discovering the arboretum and grounds to pay respect to our heroes in a contemplative way and the thoughtful art installation complements the reverence of the memorials. It engages young people and adults like never before through a symphony of colours, sounds and sensory stimuli. The legacy of our fallen brothers and sisters must never be forgotten and Wild Rumpus have achieved the tone through the Remembrance section, the dreams area likewise reminds us that our dreams can be realised because they gave their today for our tomorrow. The sanctuary is the perfect place to think about the glorious dead in a safe and relaxing space. Utopia is an imagined place where everything is perfect. I reflected on my favourite place, the Beach at Talacre in North Wales and then remembered my Father’s day on the beach at Dunkirk where he was dodging Nazi sniper bullets on his 18th birthday or in Normandy when he was in the first wave on Dday 1944. I left relaxed but grateful that I could enjoy my day on the beach because of their day on those beaches.
Special thanks to Josh, Peter (“Ging”) and Stephanie and all the other staff, veterans and volunteers for their excellent contribution to a first class visitor experience.
Visited the Arboretum at the war memorial gardens today. What brought me was the Wild Rumpus, Explore the New World exhibition.
It’s a marvellous way of discovering the arboretum and grounds to pay respect to our heroes in a contemplative way and the thoughtful art installation complements the reverence of the memorials. It engages young people and adults like never before through a symphony of colours, sounds and sensory stimuli. The legacy of our fallen brothers and sisters must never be forgotten and Wild Rumpus have achieved the tone through the Remembrance section, the dreams area likewise reminds us that our dreams can be realised because they gave their today for our tomorrow. The sanctuary is the perfect place to think about the glorious dead in a safe and relaxing space. Utopia is an imagined place where everything is perfect. I reflected on my favourite place, the Beach at Talacre in North Wales and then remembered my Father’s day on the beach at Dunkirk where he was dodging Nazi sniper bullets on his 18th birthday or in Normandy when he was in the first wave on Dday 1944. I left relaxed but grateful that I could enjoy my day on the beach because of their day on those beaches.
Special thanks to Josh, Peter (“Ging”) and Stephanie and all the other staff, veterans and volunteers for their excellent contribution to a first class visitor experience.
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In July 2023, kathy b said about Lichfield Cathedral
Attended the Meatloaf by Candle light concert on Friday evening. Amazing and emotional experience enjoying powerful, passionate yet tender singing with superb musicians in this stunning Cathedral. Dissapointed that once the show started you couldn`t see a candle. However, it was an awesome experience. Thanks to all the staff and volunteers for a great evening.
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In July 2023, Customer in WS9 said about A&E Roofing
Very professional knows there stuff
Clean polite and a good job
Clean polite and a good job
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In December 2017, Michael Kitson said about Spires Valeting
Excellent service and has transformed a tired looking car into a new fresh looking car. Ive also booked another 2 cars highly recommend theses guys.
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In July 2023, Michael B said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
A very pleasant small theatre with good views wherever you sit. Staff were efficient and the atmosphere good.
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In July 2023, Travelleronwheels said about National Memorial Arboretum
I really feel everyone should visit here at least once. It gives perspective to the sacrifices which have been made and continue to be made so we are able to live the lives we lead. Having said that, the site is vast with hundreds of monuments and new features are constantly being added so no one single visit will ever be enough. Exceptionally moving and humbling.
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In July 2023, Jamie Fisher said about National Memorial Arboretum
Such an amazing place
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In July 2023, Samantha Sharp said about National Memorial Arboretum
The NMA is close to both mine and my husband's hearts, we have spent the day today and it has been peaceful but emotional day, we have been before during ride to the wall but today was a chance to have a walk around and visit more.<br>Beautiful place, a knowledgeable team.<br>We ate in the restaurant and the food was amazing and great value.
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In July 2023, Christopher Halford said about National Memorial Arboretum
Always worth a visit
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In July 2023, Rock Sturt said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautifully kept and very moving.
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