In reply to bpmclimb:
Bah.
Third time of trying to post this - bl**dy internet connection. Now starting to feel a bit rehearsed, but here goes:
Don't dismiss VS in Cornwall - VS and E2 are probably the 'it' grades hereabouts. If you were looking for a slightly easier day, Chair Ladder has some stellar VS and HS routes (Diocese, South Face Direct, Seal Slab, Flannel Avenue. Pegasus is full of angry birds at the moment and the first pitch of Terrier's Tooth has fallen down; climbable, but not inviting). There's also Bishop's Rib at E1.
At Sennen, also check out Zig-zag Route (HVS) and Delilah (E2).
Pordenack: Stone Boom (E2), Cain (E3) and, if you're going well, Immaculate Arete at E4. You should have a punt at Gig in the Sky (E2 5c/6a), which is a bit of a two-move wonder but fabulously photogenic.
St Loy is a great spot, and out of the crowds. If you camp at Treverven, it's a short walk-in. Chlorophyll Cluster, Monochrome Men, Sabre Dance all at E1, and a bunch of short pitches from E1-E3, which would all be starred classics in the Peak.
Carn Barra is great at your grades; haven't been there this year, so don't know what the start of Grande Plage is looking like, but that's unmissable.
If you want a bit of esoterica, dig out Vessacks West. There are a couple of cracking HVSs there and an unlikely looking but very good E2. Proper Cornish ticks.
Unless you're here for a second week, that ought to hold you
Martin