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The Tank Museum (Dorset)Newest Review: ... was too obscure for them to answer and they were genuinely happy to answer any and all questions whether it be those of hyper excited four year olds or the more complex of mechanicaly minded adults. As a family of four we parted with £30 which was about average in the area for entry to an attraction. Ordinarily this would be a single day visit but by opting to Gift Aid my donation, which ... more |
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by - written on 01/11/09 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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When the car obessed love of your life announces he wants to visit a tank musuem whilst on holiday you grit your teeth and get it over and done with as soon as possible. Having been dragged around several dozen draughty small collections of random militaria over the past decade we knew precisely what to expect and we held firm to those expectations right up until the point we entered the car park. A proper car park with tarmac and parking bays. That makes a very pleasant change to playing avoid the rusty pile of junk in the corner a field. The building itself is rather pleasing on the eye too. A low level rotund modern terracota venue with huge and imposing ... Read the complete review
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