Wednesday, 21 October 2026

2026 Day 294

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Peswardhek

De Merher, kensa warn ügens mis Hedra
Wednesday, 21st October










Gwenjek ew hei hedhyw, pur wenjek. Gwens a-dhia an west ew. Wotiwedh, ma'n enwedhen ow kelly hy del. Mons en pub telher, e'n laundrys ha war an to gweder. Ma'n gwedh bythwer ha'n colwedh ow qwaya e'n gwens, bes nag üjens ow kelly aga del whath. En scon e vedh gwens creffa. Ma gwarnyans amber rag Kernow. Ma Enawel Austen ow tos de Gwener.












It's windy today, very windy. It's a westerly wind. At last, the ash tree is losing its leaves. They are everywhere, in the launders (gutters) and on the glass roof. The evergreen trees and hazels are swaying in the wind, but they are not losing their leaves yet. Soon there will be a stronger wind. There is an amber warning for Cornwall. Storm Austen is coming on Friday.

Tuesday, 20 October 2026

2026 Day 293

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Terdhek










 De Meurth, ügensves mis Hedra
Tuesday, 20th October

Otta an loor. Nag ew hei leun. Thew an kensa qwarter. Nag üjy hei ûhel e'n ebòrn. Rag fra üjy hei mar isel e'n ebòrn? Nag era vy owth ònderstondya an loor! Üjy hei ow sedha po derevel? Ma hei emesk an cloudys adhelher dhe'n gwedh.

Here's the moon. It's not full. It's the first quarter. It is not high in the sky. Why is it so low in the sky? I do not understand the moon! Is it setting or rising? It's among the clouds behind the trees.

Monday, 19 October 2026

2026 Day 292

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Dewdhek










De Lün, nawnjegves mis Hedra
Monday, 19th October





Lavar coth: Cabmdhavas e'n mettin, glaw bos etten. My a welas cabmdhavas e'n noor-west ha'n howl ow terevel e'n sooth-est. E'n gwelha pres, nag eus whans dhebm mos dhe'n mor ha nag eus othom dhebm a whesa e'n gwelyow. Lavar coth: Neb na ell dismygya a res whesa. E'n gwelha pres my ell ûsya ow fydnyon, keherow vy nag ew pur dha. Lavar coth: Ebòrn rüdh e'n mettin, gwarnyans bügoledh . 

Proverb: Rainbow in the morning, rain be in it. I saw a rainbow in the north-west, as the sun was rising in the south-east. Fortunately, I don't want to go to sea and I don't need to work (sweat) in the fields. Proverb: Who can't schemey must lowster. (If you can't work with your brain you have to toil with your hands.) Luckily, I can use my brain, my muscles are not very good. Proverb: Red sky in the morning, shepherds' warning.

Sunday, 18 October 2026

2026 Day 291

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Üdnek









De Sül, etegves mis Hedra
Sunday, 18th October

An gòlow en Kernow ew brentin. Meurgerys ew gen lymners ha liwyoryon. Gòlow e'n mettin ha gòlow e'n dohajedh ew deffrans. Da ew genam gweles gwedhen gen gòlow a-dhelher dhedhy. Gòlowys ew an delkyow. Ma whans dhebm a liwya.

The light in Cornwall is brilliant. It is popular with painters and colourists. Light in the morning and light in the afternoon is different. I like to see a tree with light behind it. The leaves are illuminated. I want to paint.

Saturday, 17 October 2026

2026 Day 290

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Deg ha Pajar Ügens














De Sadorn, seytegves mis Hedra
Saturday, 17th October

Res ew dhebm perthy cov a lies pednbloodh e'n teylû. E'n mis ma, üdn vergh wydn a vedh pemdhek bloodh ha mergh wydn aral a vedh seyth bloodh warn ügens. E'n nessa mis, üdn mab wydn a vedh terdhek bloodh hag üdn hôr wheg a vedh deg bloodh ha trei ügens. A vedh hedna an diwedh ken Nadelik? Na vedh! Ow mergh a vedh hanter cans bloodh ha'n gourty a vedh dew vloodh warn ügens. Na dal vy nakevy cowethes coth naneyl. My a dal perna po liwya nebes cartednow rag danvon.

I have to remember a lot of birthdays in the family. In this month, one granddaughter will be fifteen years old and another granddaughter will be twenty-seven years old. In the next month, one grandson will be thirteen years old and one sister-in-law will be seventy years old. Will that be the end before Christmas? No! My daughter will be fifty years old and the man of the house will be eighty-two years old. I should not forget an old friend either. I should buy or paint some cards to send.

Friday, 16 October 2026

2026 Day 289

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens ha Naw

De Gwener, whetegves mis Hedra
Friday, 16th October

Gellys ew Kehesnos ha ma Mantol ow tos. Ma'n tewlder ow tos! Nag o an gwav sêson meurgerys gen an düs Kernow en termyn eus passyes. Gwrew mires orth henwyn an misyow - Mis Dû ha Mis Kevardhû. Ma henwyn teleryow neb ew tewal ewedh - Trethew, Cardew, Baldhu rag samplow. En gwelha pres, thera degòlyow rag drei lôwender. Ha whath mons ow rei plesour dhe nei.

The Equinox has gone and the Winter Solstice is coming. The darkness is coming! Winter was not a popular season with the people of Cornwall in the past. Look at the names of the months -  Black Month (November) and Month of Black Weather (December). There are place names that are gloomy too - Dark Farm, Dark Fort, Dark Mine-workings for examples. Fortunately, there were festivals for bringing joy. And they still give pleasure to us.

Thursday, 15 October 2026

2026 Day 288

2026 Dedh Dew Cans Pajar Ügens hag Eth


De Yow, pemdhegves mis Hedra
Thursday, 15th October





















De, my a welas bush brâs a vog, cloudys gwydn dadn an gwedh. Hedhyw, theram ow mires orth an eborn. Da ew genam howldrevel gen cloudys bian. Nag ew an eborn cüdhys gen cloud, nag ewa re gomolek, nag ewa gorherys. Ma'n howl en dadn an cloudys ha thens golòwys adhadnans. Derevys ew bondys a gloud isel dhort an soothwest. Moy ûhel, dres an cloudys na, my ell gweles ol ayrplayn, ha ev ow neyja tûa'n sooth. Whethys ew an eth tua'n west gen gwens ûhel e'n ayrgelgh.










Yesterday, I saw a cloud of smoke, white clouds under the trees. Today, I am looking at the sky. I like sunrise with little clouds. The sky is not hidden by cloud, it isn't too cloudy, it isn't overcast. The sun is underneath the clouds and they are lit up from below them. Bands of low cloud have come from the south west. Higher up, beyond those clouds, I can see a vapour trail of a aeroplane, flying towards the south. The vapour is being blown towards the west by a wind high in the atmosphere.