Secret of Rock Pools

I've got it recorded but haven't watched it yet. I've always loved rock pools. The ones in North Devon were wonderful but never seemed to be quite as good after the Torrey Canyon. We are too far from the sea now to pop down with my grandson, but when we lived in Cornwall I used to spend hours scouring the pools with the children.

It's repeated tonight at 11 on BBC4.

Thanks for info..DGD1 will enjoy it I think..loves creatures of all sorts and we had fun last year at Croyde poking about in the rock pools!

Thanks for that POGS my 7 year old granddaughter is fascinated with all kinds of sea creatures at the minute and this will be right up her street. I do hope we can find it on Catch Up TV. We have some fantastic rock pools within walking distance of my house and thanks to your reminder I will make a point of taking my three down there soon.

I still love rock-pooling. Unfortunately no grandkids here to share the pleasure with - but one day hopefully.

We used to love rock pooling when we used to go down to Swanage when they were all small .

The thing we do now with our GC is crabbing , they just love as does Grandad , I watch ,to make sure no-one falls off the jetty , as do get excited .

Then comes releasing ceremony and counting how many have been caught . All great fun .

My children loved nothing better than rock pooling during our regular holidays in Cornwall. I'm so looking forward to taking our three year old grandson for the first time this summer.

Saw it last night by the way must apologise for lack of punctuation because pooter has gone wierd Our favourite beach used to be Port Quin in Cornwall because if the weather was bad we would just spend the day looking in the rock pools Never forget finding a pool full of hermit crabs What caught my attention was seeing the cuttlefish {my favourite sea creatures have long been fascinated by them} so then watched the rest of the programme and caught the beginning when it was shown again It was absolutely fascinating especially the bit where the hermit crabs swopped shells now to try and sort the pooter out technophobe help needed methinks