Tra bo dau
Tra bo dau ~ While there are two
“Ond cariad pur sydd fel y dur / Yn para tra bo dau.
(But faithful love endures like steel / As long as there are two.)”
― Traditional
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Aethon ni allan ar ein beiciau heddiw i Barc y Mynydd Bychan - dyma'r pellaf rydyn ni wedi bod ers tro. Cerddon ni o gwmpas y parc, yn stopio o dro i dro i dynnu ffotograffau. Un o fanteision bod gyda'n gilydd yw gweld gyda dau bâr o lygaid - a dau o bob synnwyr arall hefyd. Rydyn ni i gyd yn gweld byd gwahanol ac mae'n dda i gael cyfle i weld y byd fel mae ein partner yn ei weld. Pan mae Nor'dzin yn stopio, rydw i'n gofyn i fy hunan 'beth mae hi wedi'i weld nawr?'. Mae'n mor greadigol i weld y byd gyda mwy na dim ond ein synhwyrau ein hunain.
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We went out on our bikes today to Mynydd Bychan Park - this is the furthest we've been in a while. We walked around the park, stopping from time to time to take photographs. One of the benefits of being together is seeing with two pairs of eyes - and two of every other sense too. We all see the world differently and it's good to have a chance to see the world as our partner sees it. When Nor'dzin stops, I ask myself 'what has she seen now?'. It is so creative to see the world with more than just our own senses.
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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg): Coeden a phwll ym Mharc y Mynydd Bychan, Caerdydd
Description (English): Tree and pond at Heath Park, Cardiff
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