Motivated by the sunshine (or at least absence of rain) we have been out onto the coast to check out a couple of sites. First one was west of Trebarwith on the North Coast where a very promising, and secluded, valley drops into the sea. Despite a good check on all the likely spots, especially where streams meet and around the bridges we couldn’t find anything – I’m sure persistence will pay off with this site (C356) in the future – it is just too good and access is OK once you have staggered up the cliff. Second trip was just over the Devon border to Welcombe Mouth where we searched the very rocky shoreline and then tracked up the stream until we found a suspiciously green rock on the North side – sure enough, two nice big spraints were there – a couple of days old. Only down side was a bootful on the way across the stream – everything has its price!