Tuesday, 27 December 2016

Keeping The Old Traditions Alive.

Hello! Hope you all had a splendiferous Chrimble. Much feasting and drinking here in the halls of GBT [well a bit anyway!] so it was good to get out and stretch the old limbs with a spot of that ye oldeMorris Dancing yesterday at a local hostelry. The new mask had its first outing and I danced out a new-to-me dance called Labyrinth. It has a lot of spinning on the spot and changing direction...my aching rib cage is telling me so in no uncertain terms today! I've put up a little film of how it should be done [unfortunately yesterday I was the one who went wrong so it didn't quite look like this!]





Arilx
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3 comments:

  1. Winters End Rambler27 December 2016 at 13:30

    All looking very energetic...didn't notice anybody going wrong! x

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  2. lovelygrey29 December 2016 at 17:15

    Look your mask. Great to see you dance.xxx

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    1. Aril29 December 2016 at 17:52

      Thanks- sadly it's not me dancing in the video. That's how it should be done....I nearly did it right. Better luck next time and all that!
      Arilx

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