2026 Day 52

 2026 Dedh Pemdhek ha Dogens




















De Meurth, pajwora warn ügens Mis Whevrel
Tuesday, 24th February




















Hedhyw, my a gerdhas dhe'n vedhegva e'n drev. Res veu clojiores kemeres nebes samplys gooj. Wòja hedna thera termyn lowr rag kerdh yagh moy war an treth. Nag ew an treth pur vesy en mis Whevrel. Ma moy edhyn es persons. Trig ew, rag hedna tho an treth pur vrâs. Ma treth saw nag eus castilly treth en gwav. Gwenjek ew hei ha garow ha teg ew an mor. Leun a nerth!  Nag eus bes üdn person e'n dowr.  E'n gwelha pres, e veu kyttrin rag an viaj tre. Fatel ellama omglowas mar yagh bes mar skith e'n kettermyn? 


Today, I walked to the doctors' clinic in the village. A nurse had to take some blood samples. After that there was enough time for another healthy walk on the beach. The beach is not very busy in February. There are more birds than people. It's low tide, therefore the beach is very big. There is sand but there are no sandcastles in winter. It is windy and the sea is rough and beautiful. Full of energy! There is only one person in the water. Fortunately, there was a bus for the journey home. How can I feel so healthy but so tired at the same time?












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