2025 Dedh Cans ha Seytek 
De Sül, seythves warn ügens mis Ebrel
Sunday, 27th April
An jedh en Cambron de a veu leun a dros, jynnys eth ha bandys. Hedhyw en Peran Treth ma tros deffrans. Yer agan kentrevek ew ynflamyes. Onan anodhans a wrüg gwerif. Ma pei ow kenkya gen nebes briny tre. Ma gan kei ow hartha ort nebes kerdhoryon. Ma rüdhek ow cana en ke. Ow gour a gemeras fotos de a daclow brâs. Hedhyw, theram ow mires pur glôs ort tacklow bian. Ew an re ma oyow? Pandr'a vedhons? Martesen, anjei a vedh preves del. My a vedn mires arta avorow. Ma lies budd whath; flourys, bleujyow a'n gog, tavol trenk po tavol wherow. An wenenen wels ma a gar bleujen a'n gog.
The day in Camborne yesterday was full of noise, steam engines and bands. Today in Perranzabuloe there is different noise. Our neighbour's chickens are excited. One of them has laid an egg. A magpie is arguing with some rooks. Our dog barks at some walkers. A robin is singing in a hedge. My husband took photos yesterday of big things. Today, I am looking very closely at small things. Are these eggs? What will they be? Perhaps, they'll be caterpillars. I will look again tomorrow. There are lots of buds still; flowers, bluebells, sorrel or dock. This wild bee loves a bluebell.
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