Day Two Hundred and Thirty-two
Dew Cansves
Dedh Dewdhek warn Ügens
De Meurth, kensa warn ügens mis Est.
Tuesday, 21st August.
Ma lies
havyas en Kernow e’n eur-ma. Nebes anodhans a gar marhoga en mettin. Otta anjei
war ladn reb dowr bian. Na aljama kerres (kerdhes) war trolergh-na an jorna-ma.
An trolergh aral reb an vorr (fordh) ew overdevys gen cors. (Ma cleudh reb an
trolergh.) Na aljama kerres war hedna
naneyl. Res veu dhebm kerres war an vorr. Calish ew hedna pub pres drefen boas re
a gerry parkyes. Na vedn nagonan parkya en parkow kerry (costek ens!)
There
are many summer visitors in Cornwall at this moment. Some of them like to go
horse riding in the morning. Here they are on a bank by a little river. I
couldn’t walk on that footpath today. The other footpath beside the road is
overgrown with reeds. (There is a ditch by the footpath.) I couldn’t walk on
that either. I had to walk on the road. That is always difficult because there are
so many parked cars. Nobody wants to park in the carparks (they’re expensive”)
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