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Page last updated at 16:23 GMT, Thursday, 25 June 2009 17:23 UK

Final day of royal summer tour

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Prince Charles talks about the Cambrian Mountain brand, his investiture and Wales' community spirit on the final day of the day of the royal tour in an exclusive interview with the BBC.

As the 40th anniversary of his investiture as Prince of Wales approaches, he recalls the day, which he describes as seeming "a very long time ago" and the following tour around Wales.

Speaking about his new Welsh base in Llwynywermod, the prince said that finding a property in Wales is 40 years later than he'd have liked and describes Wales as "an incredibly special part of the world".

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have been on an annual four-day summer tour of mid and south Wales and have visited various places including Brecon Cathedral, Llandovery community hospital and the new South Wales Fire and Rescue Headquarters.

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