2026 Dedh Cans Seytek warn Ügens
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Sunday, 17th May
Sunday, 17th May
De Yow ha my ow tos tre, wòja mos dhe'n medhek dens, my a glowas son e'n gwel agan kentrevogyon. Nag o tros a vestes, ha nag o agan kentrevogyon. Jynnys trosüs o. Tüs whel o, ow kil whel war an gwedh reb an linednow electrek voltach ûhel. E veu gwenjow crev e'n enawel diwedhes a wrüg whetha nebes gwedhednow dhe'n dor, gen damach dhe linednow electricita. Rag hedna, na dal an gwedh tevy re ûhel. E vedh enawelow moy ha na vedn nei kelly agan electricita arta. (Kenth ema cantollow ha chofar dhen!) Ma heskednow chayn dhodhans.
On Thursday as I was coming home, after going to the dentist, I heard a sound in our neighbours' field. It wasn't the noise of animals, and it wasn't our neighbours. It was noisy machinery. It was workmen doing work on the trees by the high voltage electricity lines. There were strong winds in the last storm that blew some trees down, with damage to electricity lines. Therefore the trees should not grow too tall. There will be more storms and we do not want to lose our electricity again. (Though we do have candles and a camping stove!) They have chainsaws.
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