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Thursday, 21st February
Na wrüga vy gweles an loor leun newher, drefen bos re gomolek an ebòrn. Na whath, me a welas hy ober. Mars eus loor leun brâs ena ma mortîd ûhel brâs. Thera an todnow ow floshya dres vos an mor dhe’n morrab reb an park kerry. Na wrüga vy còrtos. Me a gemeras kyttrin dhe Truru rag cùntellyan bagas art. Wendy Parkyn a dhisqwedhas dhen fatell gwil pictour gen collel. Thera foto gensy, kemerys pa wrüga hei kerdhes reb Helman Tor. Nag o va imach a’n Tor saw a yet ha nebes keow en gwav. En kensa hei a ûsyas scübellik dhe liwa an gwel ha gwil delinyans garow an gwedh. Res veu dhedhy seha an paynt gen jynn seha ken gorra moy. Hei a worras hy liwyow war vord bian. Hei a’s mellyas gen hy hollel. Nena hei a worras liw tew en gwiscajow. Na veu termyn luk dhe worfedna an pictour et tien. Thera odhom dhodho whath a nebes kievow war an trolergh.
I didn’t see the full moon last night. However, I saw its effect. If there is a big full moon then there is a big high tide. The waves were splashing over the sea wall to the promenade by the car-park. I didn’t wait. I caught a bus to Truro for an art group meeting. Wendy Parkyn showed us how to do a picture with a knife. She had a photo with her, taken when she walked by Helman Tor. It wasn’t an image of the Tor but of a gate and some hedges in winter. First she used a paintbrush to colour the background and do a rough drawing of the trees. She had to dry the paint with a hairdryer before putting on any more. She put her paints on a small board. She mixed them with her knife. Then she put on thick paint in layers. There was not time to finish the picture completely. It still needs some logs on the footpath.
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