2026 Day 209

 2026 Dedh Dew Cans ha Naw




















De Meurth, ethves warn ügens mis Gorefen
Tuesday, 28th July

Lowen o vy hedhyw. My a veu sowdhenys gen cothmans. Na wrüga vy aga gweles termyn hir. Trigys ens pell dhort Kernow, saw hedhyw anjei a dheth dhort Castel Boterel dhe'm visitya. Cothmans o nei trei ügens bledhen ha terdhek. Merastawhei ow hothmans. Lebmyn skith o vy. Nei a gowsas termyn hir!

I am happy today. I was surprised by friends. I hadn't seen them for a long time. They live far from Cornwall, but today they came from Boscastle to visit me. We have been friends for 73 years. Thank you my friends. Now I'm tired. We talked for a long time!

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