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2026 Day 267

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Seyth De Yow, pajwora warn ügens mis Gwedngala Thursday, 24th September Ew hebma rew pow glouth poos e'n mettin a-varr? Yeyn o, saw nag o yeyn lowr rag rew, na whath. Lebmyn howl a wra ha gellys ew brâssa radn a'n glebor. An gweres ew tòbm lowr ha gleb lowr rag bulük ha bestes bian erel. A wrüg an gòdhor palas pil gòdhor moy hag ev ow whilas neppeth dhe dhebry? Po ew hebma crüg moryan nowydh? Üjy an gòdhor ow tebry mòryon? Is this frost or heavy dew in the early morning? It was cold, but it was not cold enough for frost, not yet. Now the sun is shining and most of the moisture has gone. The soil is warm enough and damp enough for earthworms and other little animals. Did the mole dig another mole-hill as it was looking for something to eat? Or is this a new ant-hill? Is the mole eating ants? Nebes ger rag hedhyw Some words for today bulük (coll.) earthworms > bulügen (f)   gellys gone (va of mos to go) glebor (m) moisture, dampness, wetnes...

2026 Day 266

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Whegh De Merher, tryja warn ügens mis Gwedngala Wednesday, 23rd September Kehesnos lôwen! Ma puptra ow treylya. De an jedh a veu hirra vel an nos. Avorow an jedh a vedh cottha vel an nos. Ma'n loor ow cressya; scon hei a vedh leun. Ma mir dhedhy pur vrâs ha spladn haneth, a-dhelher dhe'n gwedh ha cloudys. Ma'n gwedh ow cressya ewedh, tabm ha tabm, dedh wòja dedh. En kensa bian enjei, nena thens re hir ha res bos trehys iselha. A ellowgh gweles an deffrans tredh an dhew fotos ma (hav ha kidnyadh)? Res veu an capel electrek bos gwres saw rag an gwav. E vedh gwens.   Happy Equinox! Everything is changing. Yesterday the day was longer than the night. Tomorrow the day will be shorter than the night. The moon is waxing; soon it will be full. It looks very big and bright tonight, behind the trees and clouds. The trees are increasing too, bit by bit, day after day. At first they are small, then they are too tall and have to be cut lower. Can you...

2026 Day 265

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Pemp De Meurth, nessa warn ügens mis Gwedngala Tuesday, 22nd September Tew ew an ayr gen son a wenen e'n ke. Overdevys ew an colwedh gen idhyow. Ma'n idhyow ow pleujowa ha meurgerys ew an flourys gen gwenen blewek gwyls. Ass ew wheg an bestes bian ma! Trink ew an mor dû lebmyn - nag ens da gen nagonan.  The air is dense with the sound of bees in the hedge. The hazel trees are overgrown with ivy. The ivy is in flower and the flowers are much loved by the wild hairy bees. How sweet these little animals are! The blackberries are sour now - nobody likes them.

2026 Day 264

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Pajar De Lün, kensa warn ügens mis Gwedngala Monday, 21st September Ma'n gewer ow treylya. Gellys ew howl an hav ha'n tòbmder. Gellys ew an dedhyow hir. Nag eus othom dhen a 'gan dilhas hav na velha. Nei ell gòrra a-drenewen agan hevejyow ha powsyow hav cotton scav ha drei mes agan frâwkys poos, agan cardigans ha gwlânegow erel. En scon nei a vedh gweskys en côtys stanch ha bombadys (botys stanch). Anjei ell bos costek, bes gwell ens avel treys gleb. The weather is turning. Gone is the the summer sun and the heat. Gone are the long days. We no longer need our summer clothes. We can put aside our lightweight cotton shirts and summer dresses and bring out our heavy jerseys,  our cardigans and other woollies. Soon we will be clad in waterproof coats and wellingtons (waterproof boots). They can be expensive, but they are better than wet feet.

2026 Day 263

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Trei De Sül, ügensves mis Gwedngala Sunday, 20th September Ma lydn en Stedhyan. Creun ew ev, gen dowr er rag oll an bobel e'n pow adro. Saw nag ewa leun. Thewa le avel hanter leun. Nei a res bos sparüs gen agan ûsyans dowr. Gwenton ha hav o segh, segha vel herwedh ûsadow. Nag era glaw lowr dhe witha an creun leun, ha oll an dowrow ew isel ewedh. Teg ew Lydn Stedhyan, ha meurgerys rag mires orth edhyn (rag sompel lagyoryon). An dor a veu pebys calys e'n hav pur dòbm ha'n gwels a verwas. A-dhiwedhes e veu nebes glaw dhen ha ma'n dor ha'n gwels ow tos a-dro arta. Lebmyn medhal lowr ew an dor rag an godhes dor dhe balas.    There is a lake in Stithians. It is a reservoir, with fresh water for all the people in the surrounding countryside. It is less than half full. We must be sparing with our water usage. Spring and summer were dry, drier than usual. There was not enough rain to keep the reservoir full, and all the rivers are low as we...

2026 Day 262

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  2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Dew De Sadorn, nawnjegves mis Gwedngala Saturday, 19th September Richard Symonds et y jornal a scrifas "deeber" rag an ger Sowsnek "saddle". Bès pehan o diber y vargh? Pandr'ew diber? Diber ew esedh rag marrak po marhoges war geyn an margh. Dibrow ew gwres gen dibrer (po dibrores). Creft pur goth ew. Anjei a res bos esy rag an margh keffres ha'n marrak, etho stoffys ens, provies gen padn. Ma framweyth ewedh, henwys an "gwedh", gwres a bredn crev (martesen fowwedhen). Ma hedna ow tiberthy poos an marrak war geyn an margh ha difres y ascòrn keyn. Ma'n diber ow scodhya an marrak. Heb diber ev alja codha. Marhoga keyn nodh ew anes ha calys. Dibrow hengovek ew gwres a grohen. An re modern alja bos synthetek. Ma lies ehen rag pòrposys deffrans. Anjei ell bos pur gostek, moy es seyth mil pens rag an gwelha. In his diary Richard Symonds wrote "deeber" for the English word "saddle". But what was his...

2026 Day 261

    2026 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens hag Onan De Gwener, etegves mis Gwedngala Friday, 18th September Pandra wra vy scrifa? Pandr'ellama scrifa? Nag eus bres veth et ow fydnyon! Nag eus towl dhebm. Nag o vy awenys. Nag üjy an geryow own ow tos. Eus tra veth specyal adro dhe'n jedh ma? Na wöra vy. Na ella vy remembra poran! Martesen awen a vedn dos avorow. E vedh neppeth gwell dhe scrifa, ma esperans dhebm.   What shall I write? What can I write? There's not a single thought in my brain! I don't have a plan. I am not inspired. The right words are not coming. Is there anything special about this day? I don't know. I cannot remember exactly! Perhaps inspiration will come tomorrow. There will be something better to write, I hope.