A Year of Late Cornish

  2026 Dedh Pajar Ügens ha Seytek De Meurh, seythves mis Ebrel Tuesday, 7th April En termyn eus passyes thera trigys et agan vôwnder kiger henwys May. Rag hedna, nag eus sodhan veth dhe gavas eskern coth, martesen cans bloodh, e'n ke. Mir an ascorn ma ew pecar'a men. Ma calcium etto, bes nag ewa moon, nag ewa men calgh. Ascorn mell dorn ew, theram ow pedery, dhort garr neb best brâs. Oll an kig a veu gellys nanj ew termyn hir. Meurgerys o an eskern ma rag gwil iskel kig ha cowl. Whei ell perna ascorn an par-ma rag agas kei. Once upon a time there lived in our lane a butcher named May. Therefore, there is no surprise to find old bones, perhaps a hundred years old, in the hedge. This bone looks like a stone. There is calcium in it, but it is not a mineral, it's not a calcareous rock. It's a knuckle bone, I think, from a leg of some big animal. All the meat was gone a long time ago. These bones were popular for making meat stock and soup. You can buy this sort of bone for ...