Leaving out the long lines, and moving things around a bit, your dance is very
similar to the following, by Orace Johnson.
Cheers, Linda
Midwest Folklore
Contra/Becket
A1 -----------
Circle left three-quarters
Neighbor do si do
A2 -----------
Neighbor Balance and Swing
B1 -----------
Circle left three-quarters
Partner Do si do
B2 -----------
Partner Balance and Swing
(look left and slide left to a new couple)
On Jul 19, 2016, at 4:54 PM, via Callers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not sure if this has already been written, but it fits a particular spot in
> an upcoming program:
>
> A1 LL FB
> Circle L 1.25 to face P on side
>
> A2 DSD P, Swing P
> (or Balance and Swing P)
>
> B1 LL FB
> Circle L .75 to face N on side
>
> B2 DSD N, Swing N
> (or Balance and Swing N)
>
> Thanks for any enlightenment!
>
> Ann in hot, humid, Annapolis, MD
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