A Level Physical Geography - Eskers & Kames

[@theintelarif]

Your voice is so clear that even subtitles is unnecessary.
I don't know why others are having trouble understanding your words.

[@mastergamataifu5055]

I can hear the sound just fine and the video is great. Very helpful and understandable. Thanks!!

[@elizaschuyler2290]

can;t see the end of video questions as they get covered up by suggested video :(

[@brianmouses28]

Dude your videos has been amazing...short,crisp and engaging💓

[@troy3danto692]

labels would help with some of the images, or different images that are easier to figure out

[@theDFA46]

By delta kame, do you mean kame delta? Like a river delta?

[@me3251]

I love geography!

[@kimberlymendezmendez9603]

How are Eskers deposits different from medial morraines deposits (post-glacier, of course)?

[@barniereid8845]

Medial moraine deposits (when two glaciers converge) tend to dissipate during ablation so there’s no sign of them post glacially. As eskers form in meltwater tunnels on the valley bed they remain post glacial melting

[@grinfacelaxu]

Nice!!

[@PriyankaSharma-up1zy]

Thanku

[@invincibleme7927]

your voice is not clear and audible, it's sad , despite being good videos I can't hear properly.

[@hamzahabbas8780]

Use earphones, works fine for me.