De Merher, tryja mis Ebrel
Wednesday, 3rd April
Ero whei o mires ort tohow? Po üjy agas lagajow pub pres o mires dhe’n dor? Tohow ell bos nowydh po coth, ha gwres a dheffrans sortow daffar. Ma to pur nowydh dhe’n eglos vian ma. Nag ew an to pur deg bes ev a wra gwitha segh an cùntellyans. Kevys ew tohow teg war dreven coth. Da ew genam to lehednow skentel. Ma hebma en Breanek. Keniver lehen ew bian. Ma odhom a greftor abel dhe wil onan nowydh po dhe owna onan coth. Nowydh po coth? Na dal üdn faven gôg dhe’n gullys ma. Nag eus aljow lowr en ogas, etho lowen ens dhe sedha war do, neb to.
Do you look at roofs? Or are your eyes always looking downwards? Roofs can be new or old, and made of miscellaneous materials. This little church has a very new roof. The roof is not very beautiful but it will keep the congregation dry. I like a scantle slate roof. This one is in St Agnes. Every slate is small. You need a skilled craftsman to make a new one or to repair an old one. New or old? These gulls don’t care a bean. There are not enough cliffs nearby, so they are happy to sit on a roof, any roof.
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