De Yow, nessa mis Gorefen
Thursday, 2nd July
Ma lies gover e'n cost ma. Ma kevys genam nebes anodhans ha my ow qwandra adro. My a glowas hebma de ken y weles. Pur vian ew dreven nag era meur a law adhiwedhas. Ma va ow cressya hag ev ow mos war tua an mor. Hedhyw nei a gerdhas vorr nowydh arta, ha trouvya gover moy. Ew ev an kethsam gover? Pe le ma'n gover ma? Ellowgh whei gweles meyn cowrek? Thew hedna an gidyans! Ma'n gover ow resek dadn an ponsvorr gleder goth. Pur skentel o an masons en mil naw cans ha trei. Derevys ew hei war dhor calish. An vorr dhiwros nowydh a wra resek warnedhy. Fatel war an diwrosow hy drehedhes? Ma'n trolergh ow tremena an gover gen pons kerdh predn. Ha nei ow kerdhes pelha nei alja gweles jynnjy coth overdevys oll gen idhyow, dishaval ort Whel Chyverton West. Henn ew Chyverton Nowydh!
There are lots of streams in this area. I have found several of them as I was rambling around. I heard this one yesterday before I saw it. It's very small because there wasn't much rain recently. It gets bigger as it goes towards the sea. Today we walked a new route again, and found another stream. Is it the very same stream? Where is this stream? Can you see huge stones? That is the clue! The stream runs under the old rail viaduct. The masons in 1903 were very skilled. It is built on difficult ground. The new cycle track will run on it. How will the bicycles reach it? The footpath crosses the stream by a wooden footbridge. As we walked further we could see an old engine house, completely overgrown with ivy, unlike West Chiverton Mine. This is New Chiverton!
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
cowrek gigantic, huge
derevys built < (verb) derevel
gidyans (m) clue, guide
gwandra to wander, rove, roam
kethsam same, very same
overdevys oll completely overgrown
pelha further
pons kerdh ~ kerdhpons (m) footbridge
ponsfordh ~ ponsvorr (f) viaduct
predn (m) wood
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