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Mar 2019
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6. Roam the magical marshes of the Gwent...

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Explore the watery wonders of South Wales and roam the wildflower-rich meadows in the company of Gwent Wildlife Trust. Plus, hear about a major threat to the Levels from a proposed M4 relief road. We also hear from the Welsh Government on why they want to build the new road. And to find walks, holidays and information on the Countryfile TV programme, visit c ... Show More
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