Wales Coast and Country

In this episode:

Andrew Price explores Roman and Victorian gold mines in Carmarthenshire, Ruth Wignall is on Anglesey to delve behind the restoration of Wales’ only working windmill while Carl Edwards wings his way to Pembrokeshire to meet some beautiful birds of prey in the grounds of a 13th century castle.

If you'd like more information regarding Dolaucothi Gold Mines and their re-opening dates please visit their website here: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dolaucothi-gold-mines

During the programme Carl Edwards spent a day with Pembrokeshire Falconry. The hawk walk took place at Picton Castle and you can find out more regarding the castle and its grounds here www.pictoncastle.co.uk

In this episode:

Andrew travels to Pandy near Monmouth to help 'Master Farrier' Nigel Brown with his work. After working up an appetite Andrew meets with Head Chef Simon King from Restaurant 1861 near Abergavenny to collect local wild ingredients before cooking up a tasty dish from their foraged finds.

Ruth delves inside a fascinating historical house with essences of Downton Abbey, the beautiful Erddig Hall near Wrexham, where the servants lives were recorded in poems and paintings.

Also tonight, Hannah Thomas looks at both sides of the argument regarding controversial plans to build a relief road south of the current M4.