BBC Countryfile Magazine

WALK: Point of Ayr, Flintshire NORTHERN LIGHT

At the Point of Ayr, the golden sands of north-east Wales meet the estuarine mudflats of the River Dee, where huge numbers of waders and wildfowl gather in the winter months. This is the northernmost point of mainland Wales, the site of an 18th-century lighthouse. The dunes, beach and saltmarsh

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