BBC Wales have released a clip from episode 3 of Extreme Wales with Richard Parks, featuring coracle master Denzil Davies.

If you’re enjoying the show so far, and you want to find out a little more, you have the chance to ask Richard Parks your questions!

It’s tonight at 8pm – don’t miss out

#AskRichardParks

TOMORROW:
*LIVE Twitter Q&A* with @RichardParks — straight after #ExtremeWales.

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— BBC Wales (@BBCWales) September 18, 2016

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Dale at the formal dinner at the Gold Panda Documentary Festival in Chengdu being presented by Jianying Sun, Director of the TV festival, with a ‘letter of appointment’ as a senior consultant to the festival and as a senior international advisor for the Chinese ‘Youth Elite Cultivation Plan for International Media’.

Dale says: “It’s a real honour and thrill to receive these appointments. I have had a incredible time at the Gold Panda Documentary Festival. China is really starting to take the documentary genre to its heart right now and this is a very exciting place with lots of young emerging talent. This is my third time in China this year and I hope to be coming back very soon.”

Do you want to know what actually happened at the top of Snowdon?

Find out below:

https://twitter.com/BBCWales/status/775408295796477952

BBC Wales have made Richard Parks their cover photo over on their official BBC Cymru Wales Facebook page!

We still have two more episodes to go – next one is on Monday 19th September at 7:30pm.

During the filming of Extreme Wales with Richard Parks, we went to the most beautiful locations in Wales.

Check out where we went with this beautifully scenic aerial video.

https://twitter.com/BBCWales/status/775012672987361280

Check out the trailer for our new TV series – Extreme Wales with Richard Parks.

It’s available to watch on BBC One Wales from Monday 12th September at 7:30pm, and on the iPlayer.

https://twitter.com/BBCWales/status/772864175672401920?lang=en-gb

Take your breath away – watch Dale do the “Polar Plunge” at the North Pole. The temperature was -1.5 degree celsius. Our nuclear ice breaker “50 Year of Adventure” had opened up holes in the sea ice! And Quark provided the vodka shots and the towels!