De Yow, terdhegves mis Efan
Thursday, 13th June
Tra pur a brow ew jynn tedna. Me a welas trei anodhans hedhyw ha thera keniver jynn tedna ow cül servis en maner deffrans. An kensa a wrüg ledanhe an ryver bian - radn an difresyans liv ew, martesen. Me a welas an nessa e’n mettin a-bres. Thera va ow criba an treth. Res ew glanhe an treth kens eus havyjy (havyoryon). Scobmow ha scòllyon mor, strôl dhort an mor, plastek ha gòbmon ew kemerys dhe ves. An tryja jynn tedna me a welas e’n dohajedh. Me a glowas “Parp! Parp! Parp!”. Thera an tiek ow pügelya y dheves hag en dhe deller nowydh. Ev a wrüg parkya y jynn dreus y vownder. Na alja an bestas fia dhe’n fo war an vorr (fordh).
A tractor is a very useful thing. I saw three of them today and each tractor was being useful in a different way. The first has widened the little river - it’s part of the flood defence, perhaps. I saw the second in the early morning. It was raking the beach. The beach has to be cleaned before there are any holiday makers (summer visitors). Flotsam and jetsam, rubbish from the sea, plastic and seaweed are all taken away. I saw the third tractor in the afternoon. I heard “Parp! Parp! Parp!”. The farmer was shepherding his ewes and lambs to a new place. He’s parked his machine across his lane. The animals could not run away on the road.
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