Lyness Royal Naval Cemetery Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Thought provoking visit
Worth the short walk to visit. The ages of some of these sailors is so sad. Ships Boys at 16. The ferry journey from Houton to Lyndsay is half an hour and a half mile flat walk to the cemetery.
With half an hour to spare before catching the ferry, it felt good to have a chance to visit this beautifully kept graveyard. It would have been good to have some interpretation boards. I recognised ...
I've been visiting Commonwealth War Grave Commission cemeteries for many years, and this was the first Royal Navy cemetery I've been to in that time. We visited on a beautiful autumn day and the firs...
Although this is a normal CWGC cemetery in the sense of its appearance, it has many points of interest: - Almost all the graves belong to sailors rather than soldiers, this having been a naval base. -...
Thought provoking visit
Worth the short walk to visit. The ages of some of these sailors is so sad. Ships Boys at 16. The ferry journey from Houton to Lyndsay is half an hour and a half mile flat walk to the cemetery.
Poignant
With half an hour to spare before catching the ferry, it felt good to have a chance to visit this beautifully kept graveyard. It would have been good to have some interpretation boards. I recognised ...
A sad place, immaculately kept.
I've been visiting Commonwealth War Grave Commission cemeteries for many years, and this was the first Royal Navy cemetery I've been to in that time. We visited on a beautiful autumn day and the firs...
Some very interesting points
Although this is a normal CWGC cemetery in the sense of its appearance, it has many points of interest: - Almost all the graves belong to sailors rather than soldiers, this having been a naval base. -...
November Visit
I have visited many war cemeteries in many different parts of the world. This is a well kept place and well worth a visit.