Which hotel did you stay at? And what was the hotel like?

This was so helpful, thank you

Great video, why are you wearing 2 watches?

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But doesn't it always look like that? Maybe you should have given us some footage from on top of the cliff so we can see where it is now. I haven't been there in a few years but used to live local so I'm very familiar with it's appearance from the park above. There was always sections of the cliff eroding away. If you rumage through that debris it's a great place to find fossils. BTW Did you know, in prehistoric times, this was actually on the banks of the River Thames. At that time the source of the Thames was somewhere near Liverpool and it run through walton and joined the River Rhine on it's way to the sea (yes the North sea didn't exist at that time). What we now call the English Channel was just the delta of the River Rhine.

Love this new style of video!

Talk to us! It's so much more engaging than watching a silent video with captions.

Excellent explanation of Hadley cells

April 24 i revisit not been there for 24 years. Good food. 😊 they like beer

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The air quality was poor before the pandemic broke out, the pandemic forced more people to stop driving and stay at home, the gas consumption plummeted, and the air quality improved. Would This be Negative or Positive. Im thinking its negative feedback but I'm not sure.

Thanks for your videos, informative and not too long.

Thankyou, went there few days back and found fossilised twigs exposed in the base clay, & found lava Kite, thanks to yiur video niw I know what it is, a fascinating place & walk

teaching me better than my prof...

so helpful thank you!

He’s the goat

Great video and has really helped in me planning my NEA project.

Thank you! Really great clarifying video, I was never taught about the "Snowball Earth" - very interesting!

I wont go here again gone look like pooh

life saver

Minehead/Somerset, UK 2023! Surf is definitely up, baby!!

very easy to understand. Thank you

This is what im talking about, love the use of the key concepts (positive feedbacks, equillibrium etc) What is the main focus i should be looking at when studying A Level coasts, for a level?

How would you say that an understanding of feedback systems helps manage the coastline?

why u got two watches?

What are some feedback loops in the water cycle?

I want to learn more about Negative feedbacks relationship with Dynamic Equilibrium....can you do a video on this?? Thats would be very helpful

Wģere you buy it mate

cheers geez

another strength is it tends to be temporally based and linear to understand the steps and their orders

Thanks mate really helpful video 👍

Great video

There is wine in tunisia and it's a tradition that dates back to Carthagenians and romans it has nothing to do with tourists it's not because tourists are there so they started making wine it dates back to 2000 years ago 😅

Nice video but am afraid wearing tshirts and bikinis is not a new thing and you shouldn't find any problem wearing whatever you want everywhere except mosques maybe

Nice video mr Crosby from newhall

Wow I didn’t realise how beautiful Iceland is, I’ll have to visit one day

1:50 Can't believe that about the boots. Devastating

Looks amazing

He’s backkkkk !!!

The goat 🐐

Have a great trip (best KZbinr)

The goat has uploaded

WELL DONE FOR 500 subscribers!!!!

This class

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Poke holes in those bags. Maybe that will help.

Ah yes I remember taking a piece of chalk as a souvenir

Very interesting

Thank you for sharing this, very interesting to see the wider picture. I live in Chignal St James and having seen footage over the last few weeks of other wildfires around the country it was a completely different experience to step out of our home and be surrounded by thick, acrid smoke. The sky was a strange colour and went very quickly from being clear blue to having an almost iridescent orange glow as the wind blew towards us. We could not see exactly where it was coming from or just how serious a situation we were in and relied heavily on footage like this on social media to help understand. I discovered how important our small rural community is and everyone got together to deal with what we needed to do and we packed bags ready to be evacuated and gathered pets. The farmers were exceptional dashing around in awful conditions and the village hall was opened for those who were evacuated. We checked in on neighbours who are elderly and more vulnerable. At the time it was quite scary as we are surrounded by fields. We are incredibly grateful to the emergency services and local farmers who battled to keep it away from peoples homes. One home in particular had a very lucky escape on Mashbury Road. Thankfully for us the fire was stopped about 800m away from our home with other neighbours being much nearer. I haven’t lived here that long however neighbours who have been here 30+ years say they only recall this happening once before some years ago. I am concerned that with issues around climate change this may now be a more regular occurrence. The heat we are feeling here is like a blast furnace has been opened which I have never experienced before in this country. It is so vital that younger generations learn more about this and help to combat a fast changing environment.