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Lovely. Off the telly with me Joanna Paige.

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Hi, this is Jane Garvey, and this woman's our parenting podcast is all about rock pools.

Okay, it's not traditionally, specifically parenting, but on the other hand, you could be

fortunate enough to be by the sea and it's the British summer, so it might be raining and what

could be better than a trip down the rock pools. Here we go.

Heather Butterfant, author of Rockpool, extraordinary encounters between the tides,

a lifelong fascination told in 24 creatures.

You're on every single page of this book there's a nugget that somebody will enjoy.

And yes, we will talk about that fact about barnacles that I know you're desperate to bring to the nation but we'll

start with there are great rock pools presumably all over Britain but there must

be parts of the British coastline that are the best for Rockpools.

Of course, I am massively biased. I grew up in Cornwall and I still live in Cornwall, so of course I'm going to say

Cornwall because we have, obviously, rocky shores all around the edge of Cornwall,

Devon as well, a lot of Wales is rocky. Scotland's amazing, so many places, Yorkshire,

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