Home from calling, and post dance stuff.
It was a good first-Contra-dance-of-the-new-year with all that entails.
I was sitting here, kindly thinking, "Okay, all/most acronyms may be
worked out in the context of their use." So, it finally came to me.
"Up here" NWT is North West Territories, so it took a bit to shelve that
first.
Tonight, after the interval/break where we'd had a last gasp performance
of a Mummers play performed, I started those folks interested in moving
with Set A Crochet which I'd gleaned some years ago from the Ralph Page
Dance Legacy Weekend syllabi.
[Moved, again, to
http://www.library.unh.edu/find/archives/collections/ralph-page-dance-legacy-weekend-rpdlw
]
It's a two couple, Quebecois, scatter dance which I've used in a number
of situations.
We'd already danced lady's chains so I went with the standard version of
the dance which includes that vs the barn dance variant I sometimes try
which avoids it.
Thanks for the Q. and the A-s. I tend to lead/call more "NWT" dances at
ECD than for Contra.
Cheers, John
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J.D. Erskine
Victoria, BC
