2025 Dedh Trei Hans Whetek ha Dogens


De Lün, nessa warn ügens mis Kevardhû
Monday, 22nd December

















Otta mis Kevardhû rag agas calander 2026. E vedh termyn hir bys dhe nessa gool rag Mantol, an howlsavla gwav, en Pensans.
Here's December for your 2026 calendar. It will be a long time until the next festival for Mantol, the winter solstice, in Penzance. 

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