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  <b>Black Joke</b> - sticks go R L together together, L R together together <br>
  <b>Young Collins</b> - sticks tap tap tap...&nbsp;&nbsp; Synco on last <br>
  <b>Cuckoo's Nest</b> - hankies, all up, all down <br>
  <b>Gallant Hussar</b> - hankies, cross over hook, hook again half hey, do it again, and again and again...., don't stop, yes whole hey at the end.<br>
  <b>Lilli Bulero</b> - hankies, diagonal crossings, corner and middle then pick up end and middle for two by two crossing. Learned from the Hong Kong Morris while visiting HK in 1988.<br>
  <b>William and Nancy</b> - hankies, corner figure, hook to hey. <br>
  <b>Lustig Zyne</b>- oy veh, klezmo morris invented by Ken Smith <br>
  <b>Saturday Night</b>- a favorite in airplane aisles.<br>
  <b>Morningstar</b> - When did we do this last?<br>
  <b>Trunkles</b> - Corner crossing with a challenge.<br>
  <b>Monk's March</b> - Heel Toe dance, fun at parties.<br>
  <b>Raggle Taggle Gypsy </b>- Woodchopping stick dance, invented by Ken.<br>
  <b>Over the Water to Charlie</b> - ssl, ds, ssr caper into ds<br>
  <b>Glorishears</b> - For the Queen, we manage to do this every tour.</font></p>

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<h2><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">Ducklington <font size="3">(with low crisp snatches and high flowing nips)&nbsp;</font></font></h2>
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  <b>Jockey to the Fair </b>- 2 x 2 you show your stuff, nice chorus.<br>
  <b>Lollipop Man </b>- big stick licker. Corner leap to center every  time.<br>
  <b>Nutting Girl </b>- Like Jockey but all at once.&nbsp; Seems we always just do Jockey.<br>
  <b>Princess Royal </b>- Leap across chorus.<br>
  <b>Old Taylor </b>- Trunklish corner dance.<br>
  <b>The Fox </b>- Corner dance invented by Greg Boardman and Bob Childs of Lord Hill Morris Men in Maine.&nbsp;<br>
  <b>Jumping and Dashing </b>- Two short sticks, from the people who brought you The Fox<br>
  <b>Waltzing Matilda </b>- Stick dance - corner throw in fast succession (we made it up in honor of one member who was temporarily transported to Australia)<br>

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<h2><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">Upton-on-Severn</font></h2>
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<b>The Stick Dance</b> - All windmills all the time.</font></p>
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<h2><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica"><b>Border Morris (erratically seasonal)</b></font></h2>
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  <b>Brimfield</b> - manly clashing in front for four.<br>
  <b>Bromsberrow Heath</b> - speeding up hay and sticking for 6 sometimes with volunteers.<br>
  <b>Wiper's or Up Yours</b> - fast dance for six with the famous frenetic hay.  Step hop, step hop, run run run.<br>
  <b>Fannie Frail</b> - one stick and one hankie with singing for as many pairs who will.<br>
  <b>7 Hand Reel</b> - short stick dance for 7 with distinctive hit & go.  Step hop, step hop, run run run.<br>
  <b>Much Wenlock</b> - travelling processional augmented with tamborines or other noise makers.<br>
  <b>Dilwyn or Dilbert</b> - umpsy de gumpsy dance<br>
  <b>Cleehill</b> - indescribeable.<br>
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