Sand dune succession model at Studland Bay with Barry and Ben The Geography Men

[@Archbarr]

our class used thus during quarantine and I think it really helped to understand

[@_helencao]

Hey Barry! Hey Ben! Loveee this video keep up the good work!

[@cupcakemirin4564]

This video is extremely useful! It helped me understand in a practical sense so I can do more complex questions. Thank you🙏

[@giuseppesacchetto6145]

very cool

[@tokaygecko8]

a splendid explanation the visual demonstration really helped

[@tomhaggith8627]

Hi Barry and Ben our geography class is coming there meet up?

[@zahinashrafi4554]

Beautiful

[@Perchreal]

BEN THATS SOME COOL Trousers u have on :))))))) !11111!!1!!1111!11!!!!!1!1!!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!

[@bjackson8817]

Is marram a pioneer species? My Y9 class know its in the foredunes not the embyo dunes.

[@LeesonHouse]

At Studland Marram grass definitely grows in the yellow dunes as well as the embryo dunes, however this maybe different in other dune systems. Thanks for your comment.

[@coendomhoff7780]

RIP the red guy in the beginning. Well done other guy!

[@WillJCarter100]

Marram grass is NOT a pioneer species of embryo dunes. It only exists in yellow dunes, along with Sea Lyme Grass.

[@mastersmurfkiller123]

hi MR Metcalf

[@idontsleeplollol6392]

I can't tell if this is a skit or not

[@isobelgrace9958]

its not, i had barry for my geo fieldowrk trip , this is a legit explanation

[@justencampbell1185]

bruh