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Sunday, 18th August
Eus boos lowr rag oll an bestes brâs ha bian? Ma tabm boos e'n keow. Nei a guntellas nebes mor - saw ma moy anodhans ow tos. Ew mor dû da gen bestes - martesen brohes a's debry? Nei a drouvyas gwedhen crabbys. Nag ew an avalow arves whath, bes thera nebes lavalow codhys war an trolergh. E veu whans dhe'm maw wydn a wil brows ha lavalow ha mor dû. Na alja nei gwil devnydh a'n aval ma. Treveth (ha boos) o va rag nebes lôw lowar. Nag eus lies aval war wedhen et agan lowarth, ha nag ens pur dha. Avalow poder ew da gen qwilkioresow.
Is there enough food for all the big and little animals? There's a bit of food in the hedges. We picked a few blackberries - but there are more of them coming. Do animals like blackberries - perhaps badgers eat them? We found a crab apple tree. The apples are not ripe yet, but there were some fallen fruits on the footpath. My grandson wanted to make an apple and blackberry crumble. We couldn't make use of this apple. It was a home (and food) for several woodlice! There are not a lot of apples on a tree in our garden, and they are not very good. Wasps like rotten apples.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
anodhans of them
arves mature, ripe
avalow ~ lavalow apples, fruits
boos (m) food
brohes badgers < brogh (m)(SWFM broghes)
brows ha lavalow apple crumble
gwedhen crabbys (f) crab-apple tree
gwil devnydh a to make use of, utilise
lôw lowar ~ lowarth woodlice
treveth (f) home, dwelling, residence
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