Dedh Cans Trei Ügens ha Trei
De Merher, dewdhegves mis Efan
Wednesday, 12th June
Hedhyw my eth dhe’n ûniversita en Penrin dhe wosôwes ort nebes cowsoryon adro dhe eglosyow morek Kernow. Dick Cole (archeolegor) a gowsas adro dhe Oratry Peran hag eglos coljy Glasney. Nag ügens ena na moy - nanj ew lies bledhen anjei a wrüg codha po anjei a veu tednys dhe’n dor.
Mater Matt Blewitt o castilly ha maners gen taclow pednserethek nobel pecar’a eglosyow. Res o dhe’n re-na reb an als goskejy ort eskerens an metêrn. Nag ew Castel Pengersick castel gwir bes ma dhodho semblans a-bris.
Mark Milburn ew sedher. Ev a dhiscüdhas lies torrva lester en porth ogas dhe’n eglos Gunwalloe. En termyn eus passyes marners beudhys a veu encledhys ena.
Today I went to the university in Penryn to listen to several speakers about Cornwall’s maritime churches. Dick Cole (archaeologist) talked about St Piran’s Oratory and Glasney collegiate church. They are not there anymore - many years ago they fell or were pulled down. Matt Blewitt’s subject was castles and manors with noble architectural things like churches. Those by the coast had to defend against the king’s enemies. Pengersick Castle is not a true castle but it looks important. Mark Milburn is a diver. He found many wrecks in a cove near Gunwalloe church. In the past drowned sailors were buried there.
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