| Camberley Reel Club | Home |
Test Page |
TEST PAGE
This is a p paragraph body text
This is a p paragraph body text. Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow, and everywhere that Mary went that lamb was sure to go.
This is a p paragraph body text
This is a body-no-space paragraph
This is a body-no-space paragraph. Mary had a little lamb, it had a sooty foot, and into Mary's bread and jam its sooty foot it put.
This is a body-no-space paragraph
This is a small paragraph
This is a tiny paragraph
This is a bold paragraph
This is centred paragraph
This is a bold-centered paragraph
This is an announcement paragraph
This is an index paragraph
This is a large-bold paragraph
This is an indented paragraph
This is a credit paragraph
This is a list paragraph
This is a snippet paragraph
This is a snippet paragraph
This is a snippet paragraph
Did you know…?
“On looking at a Scottish Country Dance, the first thing that should be noticed
is the expression of happy enjoyment on the faces and in the movements of the dancers. After all,
dancing is a joyous thing and must never become so drilled and detailed as to lose the natural social spirit,
which should be aroused in the dancers by the lively movements of these national dances
and the stimulus of their Scottish music.”Jean C. Milligan ‘Won’t you Join the Dance’
This is a crib title
This is a quick crib
This is a crib body but the style is not used
The Gay Gordons - Indefinite x 16
Couples around the room facing anti-clockwise, ladies on the right.
Allemande to, fro, to, fro, twirl, polka.
| 1-2 | In allemande hold walk forward for four steps, starting on the right foot. |
| 3-4 | Still moving in the same direction, and without letting go, pivot on the spot (so left hand is behind lady and right hand is in front) and take four steps backwards. |
| 5-8 | Repeat in the opposite direction. |
| 9-12 | Drop left hands, raise right hands above lady's head. Lady pivots on the spot. (The man may set). |
| 13-16 | Joining hands in ballroom hold, polka round the room. |
| Membership | Membership | Membership |
If the text in this menu box oversails it is because of white-space: nowrap in MenuBox. Set white-space: normal in Library to force it to wrap.
'After the initial shock of a skirling attack by “the ladies from Hell”, the first question... was usually: "Do they wear something under them?”...' The history and making of the kilt.
Visit Burns Country to learn about Burns' Suppers, Songs, History and more...
hello
You can download other cribs from
- notes on more than 3000 Scottish Country Dances |
|
The Strathspey Server
- a repository of information about Scottish country dancing |
You can download other cribs from
|
MINICRIB - notes on more than 3000 Scottish Country Dances |
The Strathspey Server
- a repository of information about Scottish country dancing |
Resize the browser window. When the width of this document is 600 pixels or less, the font-color is "silver", otherwise it is "purple".