2020 Dedh Trei Hans Dogens ha Naw
De Lün, pajardegves mis Kevardhû
Monday, 14th December
There is an old mill in Bolingey. It's turned into apartments now. In the past there was a mill-wheel driven around by a mill-stream. The wheel has been gone for a long time. The mill-race is diverted by the old bone mill. There is a dam. The water left the old way for the new way! The leat is dry. But what is this opposite the mill? An old house was demolished and a new house is arising in its place. The garden has been cleared and part of the old leat discovered. It is full of water. Perhaps it will be a long, narrow fish-pond or duck-pond now. The water joined this stream, and now it is tumbling under a narrow stone bridge by the old pottery.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
a-dâl (dhe) opposite
arge (m) dam, barrier
belin ~ melin (f) mill
diswres demolished, undone
fros belin ~ melin (m) mill-race
gweythva lestry (f) pottery (place)
herdhya to propel, thrust, drive, etc.
leta (m) leat, mill stream
radnjy (m) apartment
sevel emann to arise (SWFM yn bann)
treylya a-drenewen to divert, turn aside
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