I cried the entire time I was there. So painfully beautiful. Especially the sacks of dog shite scattered so artfully around the base.

The magnanimous beauty of this monument looks down upon not only trent park but perhaps the entire world. It truly is a magnificent structure

Cool.....worried enfied council may sell this to Donald Trump.

Nice place

Placed here on the northern boundary in 1934 from Wrest Park by the extravagant bon vivant and owner of Trent House, Sir Phillip Sassoon. The aesthetics of the vista and perspective approaching uphill through the wood-lined clearing off-set by the hubris and niggling disquiet once arriving at the Grade II Listed obelisk (bearing an incorrect date.) A line from Shelley’s “Ozymandias” comes to mind; ...” Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair...” ...

Nice park. Woods around are great!

This is a beautiful place to visit and also allows you to pay your respect.

Beautifully constructed, man made surrounded by nature!

It takes some effort to get up the hill but the view pays back

The place has not been maintained well. It is however good for walks, trekking through the forest.

Obelisk top of avenue lined with wood.

Interesting perspective of the memorial and overall a pleasant walk within the natural surroundings.

Always worth the climb to sit on the bench at its foot. Will be even better when the Trent House refurbishment is finished.