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De Meurth, üdnegves mis Est
Tuesday, 11th August
Mettin a-varr, my ell gweles an howldrevel adhelher dhe'n gwedh e'n lowarth agan kentrevogyon. Termyn pur deg ew, gen golow owriek war pub tra et agan lowarth. Pur hir ew skeujow agan gwedh war an dor. Ma'n howl ow terevel e'n est ha ma'n skeujow ow resek tû'a west, war tû'a an howlsedhes. Saw nag era nei nevra ow qweles howlsedhes e'n lowarth ma, drefen bos adhelher dhe'n gwedh ha ke ha menedh! Da via genam mires orth difygyans an howl e'n gordhûher avorow. My a dal mos dhe'n treth. An mortid a wra mos mes e'n gordhûher, etho e vedh spas lowr ragon ha lies moy. Pur dha ew agan treth rag howlsedhesow. Avorow a vedh deffrans, theram ow pedery.
Early morning, I can see the sunrise behind the trees in our neighbours' garden. It's a very beautiful time, with a golden light on everything in our garden. The shadows of our trees are very long on the ground. The sun is rising in the east and the shadows are running westward, towards the sunset. Except we never see a sunset in this garden, because it's behind the trees and a hedge and a hill. I'd like to watch the solar eclipse in the evening tomorrow. I should go to the beach. The tide will go out in the evening, so there will be enough room for us and many more. Our beach is very good for sunsets. Tomorrow will be different, I am thinking.
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