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Egloshal	Posted: 18.02.2008, 11:16
registered: Apr. 2005 Posts: 494 Status: offline last visit: 13.05.08	Just to report that after almost ten years without a Cornish language welcome sign to Cornwall on the Tamar Bridge... one went up ten days ago. Photo to follow. Radyo an Gernewegva


goky	Posted: 18.02.2008, 11:19
registered: May. 2007 Posts: 1260 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	People may get confused and think they are entering Wales. Blog Gokki,(Gokky's Blog)Skodhyewgh An Furv Skrifys Savonek ! Kernewek rag an Gour Gwir updated.


P_Trembath	Posted: 18.02.2008, 11:55
registered: Oct. 2006 Posts: 496 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	gokyPeople may get confused and think they are entering Wales. No, not enough worried looking sheep around for that Kernow Kensa! Our day will come! "Everyone has their own particular part to play. No part is too great or too small, no one is too old or too young to do something."


TheElvenLord	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:30
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 622 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	I thought there was one? Or am i thinking of the one on the motorway? Anyway, thats great, which Spelling system is it in? If the AHG get their act together and make a SWF instead of a NSSWF (not so standard written form)/VWF (variable written form) they might have to change the sign, or not! TEL My a gar boos


Mike	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:41
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 2142 Status: offline last visit: 17.05.08	That's the one at Dunheved Bridge, Launceston, you are thinking of. I think it just says Kernow. It's not motorway BTW, that stops at Exeter, just dual carriageway. The one entering Saltash has been missing for years.


TheElvenLord	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:45
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 622 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	Okay, Im sure it says Kernow a'gas dynnargh Im not 100% though! TEL My a gar boos


Mike	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:48
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 2142 Status: offline last visit: 17.05.08	Someone wrote 'You're' in front of 'Welcome to Redruth' once


TheElvenLord	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:52
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 622 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	That doesnt make sense You are in front of Welcome to Redruth Doesnt make any sense TEL My a gar boos


P_Trembath	Posted: 18.02.2008, 16:57
registered: Oct. 2006 Posts: 496 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	TheElvenLordThat doesnt make sense You are in front of Welcome to Redruth Doesnt make any sense TEL It would if you had been there. Kernow Kensa! Our day will come! "Everyone has their own particular part to play. No part is too great or too small, no one is too old or too young to do something."


goky	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:00
registered: May. 2007 Posts: 1260 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	It is not Kemmyn as there is only one n,(dynnargh) Could be Unified or the SWF,??? Blog Gokki,(Gokky's Blog)Skodhyewgh An Furv Skrifys Savonek ! Kernewek rag an Gour Gwir updated.


TheElvenLord	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:03
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 622 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	Do the Council or whoever have access to the SWF documents at this time? TEL My a gar boos


fletch_2002	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:19
registered: Nov. 2007 Posts: 78 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.08	I was so happy when I saw that on saturday. Had a big grin on my face!!


fletch_2002	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:20
registered: Nov. 2007 Posts: 78 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.08	I think its dynargh not dynnargh


pdunbar	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:38
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 245 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.08	fletch_2002I think its dynargh not dynnargh Could well be. You wouldn't expect the Highways party to know how to spell, now would you? - Pawl


TheElvenLord	Posted: 18.02.2008, 17:39
registered: Sep. 2007 Posts: 622 Status: offline last visit: 16.05.08	How many of them can speak Cornish in the first place TEL My a gar boos

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