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Amazing thank you, my daughter has an interview tomorrow for Oxford to study geography and needed to study Cwm idwal. Told us everything we needed to know and more! We live just down the road from Cwm idwal too but we know more now than we ever did! Thank you!!

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😮😮😮.... You must guard these springs sacredly from the government. They will try to contaminate them on the grounds of bacteria and viruses. But it is still a lie. They are watching the atrophy of the neural system of your body. You are made of 90% water. Search on youtube (water memory) and you will understand

They're called Welsh mountain goats.

Enjoyed the presentation. Thx

Thanks a lot for this video and your book. I’m reading it right now, and it’s sooo good. I’m very excited I can finally learn more about how the Alps were formed 🙏

I found this very interesting and will check out your book. Mountain building and rock types are fascinating. At the begining of your presentation you talk about the fleisch/ flysch under the older rock showing a fresh purple crystaline I think surface though I was not able to understand the name you gave it, even the transcript and the subtitles spell it uncorrectly....something like " very kano " ....Could you please clarify that rock type name ?

That’s cool 😎. W vid

Is that in Western Australia

Exxelent video ❤️🤝⭐👑🏆♐👏

Really enjoyed this, thankyou.

850 times their own weight*

Very well explained Thanks

I have not seem them before where did you find them

Can you give me assignment

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Thanks for this informative slideshow! Bilberries are my favourite, and only recently I'd discovered cowberries. I was impressed to see how prolific both shrubs are in the north of Britain. I've never heard of bearberries; I'll keep my eyes peeled for them on my next summer visit to Scotland!

I have one in my garden it is still a baby at 15 meters

Das harte Berglerleben mit der ganzen Familie für das liebe Vieh ❤😊

Er... what's all this "Eryri" crap? It's not another piece of that Woke "Wales for the Welsh" nonsense, is it? It's called Snowdonia - always has been, always will be.

Scotlands amazing man love Scotland always be in my heart it's such a magical place no place like it

Thanks very much 😊

That's pretty

looks like seasonal underground flow when there isnt snow to melt perhaps

Loved that, but I wanr more.

I need to use my microscope on the moss here in the west Americas. I love reanimating them.

Love this!

Well, we usually get strong Sunshine this time of year

Typo at 3:35 - common cottongrass is Eriophorum angustifolium

Tons of great content. Thanks.

Leaches out of the hillside quite common phenomenon

Tout simplement une source 🤗

It is collecting in the creek bed but the rock are deeper than the water untill that point

The question is where did the river go that used to be there

Natural springs are cool.

Not that rare

Now THAT🙌is one of the coolest geological features I've ever seen!😎 I love it! Thank you for sharing!🙏 (Edit* I subbed😊)

Underground spring from mountains maybe or just underground

Add spring water is so delicious also and clean pure. That's the only water I drink spring water which is running water and it's very clean and purified naturaly

Makes no difference Labour Councils will still build houses over it

Beautiful Scotland,come an visit us.🤕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦋🕊️🐝

"San Antonius Fault" could have a major rupture without affecting San Francisco at all.

God is amazing isn't he

God of wonders look at this picture

Oh! My God wonderful picture

Castlerigg is not in Snowdonia...

Great to see Butterwort and Round Leaved Sundew in the same spot. The original Pingu (Pinguicula Vulgaris) 😂!

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That looks like a western red cedar to me

They Too were Created, to roam Freely !