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Dance The King's Causeway 3492

Reel · 40 bars · 3 couples · Longwise - 4   (Progression: 213)

Devised by
Barry Priddey
Intensity
800/888/888/888/888 = 65% (whole dance)
Formations
Steps
  • Pas-de-Basque, Skip-Change
Published in
Extra Info
For Win and John Baldwin.

According to the notes, the road leading southwards from Tain is known as the King’s …

For Win and John Baldwin.

According to the notes, the road leading southwards from Tain is known as the King’s Causeway, a name which commemorates the regular pilgrimages of King James IV to the shrine of St Duthac in that town.

The King's Causeway 3/4L · R40
1-8
1s cross RH, cast 1 place & turn RH
9-16
1s dance reels of 3 on opposite sides (RSh to 2nd corner to start)
17-24
1s dance 1/2 Figs of 8 (Man round 2s & Lady round 3s) & turn LH while 2s+3s dance R&L starting on sides
25-32
1s dance reels of 3 on own sides (LSh to 3rd corner to start) & end BtoB (Lady facing up to 2s & Man facing 3s)
33-40
All set (as Double Triangles), 1s dance round each other 3/4 way to face opposite sides, set (as DT) & dance round to 2nd place own side

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